I walk down the roads of old,
Lined with houses in which I once roamed,
Some appear deserted, some still alive,
Others just barely survive.
Others too walk with me, their faces lit,
Of wonderment, resolve and grit.
I see some old faces, friends before,
Nothing more than acquiantances anymore.
I think of all the fun we had,
The thoughts of which make me sad.
Life took me places it wanted me to go,
Afar from this place which I once called home.
"Let me be." I yell out loud,
Life just smiles, and says it's time.
It knows I have no power over it,
But I was here, wasn't I?
Maybe, I would come again sometime,
Sit with you and have some whis
He smiled as the world collapsed around him. Huge blocks of concrete and glass fell from the sky; with buildings which had towered just minutes ago now turned to dust. Screams were lost in the deafening silence of the blast that he had just triggered.
These were the times when a man's true nature was unveiled. He had seen a bloodied father jump over injured people in order to get to his children, a woman howling helplessly surrounded by corpses.
He could see all that. And yes, he was the cause of all this. For he was the harbinger of woe, sorrow, and death for these infidels. And he was happy for that. He was finally doing His work.
Or was