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POEM #1



 I decided to take  break and include one off my poems which I occasionally write but I will be writing  more substantial article either later today or tomorrow. 







Peaceful silence disrupted in the streets as the fighting returns,
engaging humanity to work in unity to save the community,
as children and teens suffer the most within the coldness of society,
claiming the youth of today for darker meaner deeds,
examples of teens who have seen the errors of their ways.

As adolescents cease fighting and become rays of positiveness
neglecting the old ways of fighting when the streets fall quiet,
demonstrate the good that they can do within society.

Hope and tranquillity fill the streets when the killing stops,
obstruction and destructiveness cease in activity and unite
with society people uniting to be better than before and more increase productivity
engaging and encouraging each other unique individuality.


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Location: Coventry, UK

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