Grenade Of Peace.

I pulled the pin from my grenade of peace and clenched it against my chest to feel the full effect of a fantasy that will never be fulfilled. As militant as it may seem, my mind fires missiles full of miracle dreams and each weapon of mass construction soars above the sky, finding their malevolent targets amidst our wars where dreams come to die.

I pulled the pin from my grenade of peace to stimulate a sense of unity in the streets where soldiers slaughter one another with stolen shrapnel. My people have been plagued with a lack of pride, so the pressure is on me to progress the population so I pulled the pin from my grenade of peace to protect the prodigies who are an endangered species.

I pulled the pin from my grenade of peace and threw it blindly so the deaf can hear the violence in their silence. They can't hear the lies forced by forked tongues but they see the injustices forced upon us in the urban camps.

I pulled the pin from my grenade of peace and held my breath. The death of me will be an auto-geno-suicidal assassination by detonation.

I pulled the pin from my grenade of peace to kill the thieves that robbed us of the stellar stars from our skies and sold them for half the price to junkies who swallow the shine and sleep in the streets.

I pulled the pin from my grenade of peace to commence the siege upon the thousands of entities who pose as enemies with menacing smiles. They hide the truth and guide the youth to sign the dotted line and sell their soul. I pulled the pin from my grenade of peace to drown the sound of hell.

I pulled the pin from my grenade of peace because I'm a warrior in a world where wars wreck the unity of the youth in communities and villages. Immunity does not exist so we remain at risk of man to man diseases with more than nine hundred ninety nine thousand impurities. I pulled the pin from my grenade of peace because the cure is within me.

I pulled the pen from my brain to ease the pain of my thoughts never seeing light so I used the ink to write my dreams and ignite the fuse.


This one took three days to write. Inspired by Marianne.