
Bang bam boom
another kid is dead
Chaos everywhere
people looking for shelter
but there is none there
Bang bam boom
girls crying people dying
little boys in the shade
playing with guns and grenades
looking out at the parade of people
strapped ready to die
they didn't know this was a war
Bang bam boom
Turning little girls into little whores
just to make a quick buck
but they couldn’t do that
with or without luck
Bang bam boom
Guns tanks bombs
Disabled body parts
flying up like arms
dead bodies laying crowded
like on the fourth of July
she sits there scared, wanting to cry
Tick tock tick tock
their still is no cure
and time is running out
A little boy standing there
holding his Glock
confused in a daze
people yelling
but all he can hear is the
Tick tock tick tock
Scared hopeless
he doesn’t know what to do
all the bodies around him
their faces are blue
he gets startled a little bit
because all he can hear is the
Baboom baboom
of his heart
blood is pumping
but there is no air
no breath of life no space to share
warrior mood vengeance in the mind
looking for a victim someone to find
bang bam boom
A little girl appears
but the soldier is busy
and wasn't aware
she walks over to him asking for help
she touches his soldier but got something else
bang bam boom a shot to the heart
the Baboom baboom slows down
the tick tock Tick tock
is starting to turn around
the soldier now sees what he has become
but it’s too late now
the damage is already done
the little girl didn’t know
she had stepped Into a war
and at her last breathe
this is what he would record
its stuck in his head
it plays in his mind
it will always be there
until the end of time
even though she knew the war had no hope
her last words were that
all she wanted to do was
jump rope jump rope
Written by Indigo Aaliyah Davis
A slam poetry piece inspired by the chaos of war and the innocence of the youth!
About the Creator
indigo davis
I am an NY native, who's been living in LA for the past six years. Living in NY built the foundation of my hustle, work ethic, and survival skills, while LA brought me into my adulthood, taught me about love, and the politics of Hollywood.


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