Boston Bomb Blast

That critical moment is here.
It crept in on us suddenly
With its blows in our faces,
And its indelible marks on our hearts
On a day when all hopes are high.
Thousands of athletes on their tracks
On a race of twenty six miles
Aiming at the finishing line
All as a means to an end.
Friends, family members, loved ones, and indigenes
Standing by the rail and at the finishing line
Waitng to cheer on and celebrate their own
Oblivious of the impending doom.
Seconds ran into minutes,
Minutes exchange baton with hours
Before all hopes came down the drain
At the sudden sound of the bomb blast
Which caused damages beyond repair.
People ran in different directions,
All in a state of perplexity.
Stains of blood all over the floor,
Many wounded people lying and crying for help,
Bodies of the dead lying on the bear floor,
Indeed, it was a grievous experience.
The most sorrowful news that jumped at me
Is the death of a young cute child.
An innocent boy of eight
With a heart filled with love and care for the helpless,
A handsome little boy with a glorious future
Who fell victim of the terror attack.
My heart, the hearts of great Bostonians, and those of the people in the US reach out to his family,
families of the other two victims, and those of the young MIT officer.
May their souls rest in perfect peace.
Now, it's one week after the blast,
And many hearts are still filled with grieve
As memory replays itself
And words like "had I known" may likely force its way out of the mouth of victims
My words of encouragement to you are:
Be strong! Don't give up!
With life, hope is intact
For great days lies ahead for you.
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Hello dear,
the poem is good, the pathetic conditions of the victims is very well revealed.
Thank you very much.
Greetings Mariel,
Summed up in not a nut shell but in a prelude in the form of a declaration of honor for all those that ran this race and lived their lives, yet taken, all those that gave their lives and theirs to was taken and to all the people that survived this tragedy, live your lives and always remember all that entered this race truly was and always will be winners in the eyes of us all. Mariel, from the heart of a very proud to be, one of the good people, you gave this dedication from your heart, from behind closed doors, yet to the entire outside world. I am sure not wanting recognition for or credit, when in this case credit is due, we commend you as well for your reflection on this tragic matter and as long as people keep their legacy in mind and heart, the victims will always be present at every race that will come, holding their place in line, for the completion of each and every step of the race...
Kind Regards,
Jimmy A.
Thanks for your comment Jimmy. I agree that the victims
live on.