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Texas Justice

Texas Justice

Last Sunday, down in Texas, a killer paid a call;
To a sacred congregation, at a religious meeting hall!
He had concealed a loaded shotgun, with murders on his mind;
He thought his prey would be defenseless, but that was not the case, he’d find!
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He pulled his weapon out and fired, two innocent Souls lay dead;
But then, before he could continue, some bullets landed in his head!
For a trained firearms instructor, had saved this saddened day;
He blew his sickened brains out, and put the demon right away!
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So, instead of what could have been dozens, only two dear lives were lost;
People thankful that their lives were saved, but crying for the painful cost!
The epitome of mixed emotions, solemn solace for two dear mates;
Paired with joy and jubilation, that it had not been many mores fate!
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Two innocents slain
But before he could kill more
The monster went down

This poem is about the church shooting last Sunday, in White Settlement, Texas, a suburb of Forth Worth.  By God’s Grace, a horrible massacre was prevented.  Of course, we deeply mourn for the two innocent Souls who lost their lives.
 

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Katina Woodruff...

Oh how tragic and touching. I still have goosebumps. Reading the story was hard, because you described the scene and church goers so easily. I bet it was hard to write. 

I pinned this poem with pride. 

Thanks for sharing the poem. 

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Larry Ran

My Dear Katina,

Oft times, when something moves me so deeply, I find that my pen glides freely, trying to record words that will have bearing on my readers.  Needless to say, this travesty so easily guided my thoughts.

All my love,
Larry xxx

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GREG TUCKER THE...

Great poem Larry.  Could have been dozen killed. Thank God for the 2and amendment 

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Larry Ran

My Dear Friend Greg,

Thank you for your most astute comment.  I cringe to think about what could have taken place, had this monster not been stopped.  I'm afraid, that unless things change very quickly, this is the beginning of our end.

Peace and Love,
Larry xxx

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Katina Woodruff...

My sentiment exactly. However, they have to find a way to keep the people who have mental illness from being able to buy a gun. However, they could always buy them on the street or in the black market. Glad that this brave man, saved a lot of lives. 
 

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Leah Yodico

Great write Larry.. This situation would ignite intense debate over gun control...

Leah

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Larry Ran

My Dear Leah,

Thank you for your wonderful comment.  Here in America, there are very bad people who do not want stiffer gun control laws.  It is far too easy in our country, for someone to obtain a gun either legally or illegally.

All my love,
Larry xxx

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