Dawn of a black day
Night before the day rises,
When birds have gone to roost;
And men snoring into deep sleeps,
Evil is cooked in their environs
And under their noses.
Little did they know it would be thrown
Into the market of their neighbours.
In the dawn of the morning,
Disciples of death have met;
And the journey to death begins.
Amongst the unsuspecting commuters,
They mingle and walk freely in the tubes,
As the blast of death rings through them;
It's journey to an unfathomable depth,
Rather than to a destination.
Fifty people and five lost their lives.
As the day gives way to dusk,
Its reality dawns on us;
Cries of pain:unbelievable,wickedness,the date 7/7,
Rent the air.
But with these cries,
London stands bold;
And the world stands defiant.










 
 
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