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Kasumbalesa Border Post....

Contributed by RussellReinhardt on Tuesday, 9th December 2014 @ 03:58:51 PM in AEST
Topic: AmericanTragedy



09:12:2014....

Just a few weeks ago.
How were we to know.
At Kasumbalesa border post.
It was death's host.
Sixty driver drivers perished.
Their lives just vanished.
One hundred trucks destroyed.
Where they once were is a beep void.
It was late afternoon the sun was high.
The explosion left many to cry.
The heat was too much for the tanker.
No this is no prank.
At 45'c thirty thousand litres of fuel exploded.
Ripped open the earth and left it eroded.
Bodies and truck parts hurled through the air.
Like a news paper blown by wind of a chair.
Flames leaping up black smoke filling the sky.
As we look on in shock we ask why.
Why so violently ripped from this life.
Pain cutting through us like a knife.
We lose our brothers to death.
See them release their last breath.
It was a dark summer's day.
For their sole we must pray.

RR

2014:11:25 @ 17:00




Copyright © RussellReinhardt ... [ 2014-12-09 15:58:51]
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Re: Kasumbalesa Border Post.... (User Rating: 1 )
by ladyfawn on Tuesday, 9th December 2014 @ 05:33:22 PM AEST
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this is soo sad... my heart goes out to you, your friends and their families!
...i know when grief is fresh and the heart is breaking it doesn't matter- but
this is written in a truly beautiful way...

big hugs n' love nessa

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Re: Kasumbalesa Border Post.... (User Rating: 1 )
by RICHARD_CAMPBELL on Wednesday, 10th December 2014 @ 02:39:48 AM AEST
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it alway hurt when we lose those we love,
recently our church just experience a lose of nine of
our members in a plane crash, am still in shock.but we must give things for the time we had them all amoung us.beautiful written here




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