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Megaton Bravo

February 25, 2015
By YoungestMalcolmX BRONZE, Enid, Oklahoma
YoungestMalcolmX BRONZE, Enid, Oklahoma
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Favorite Quote:
"My people are in critical need of a speech."


Low life and much scrutiny is all I hear about my nation's name.

Followed by racial comments and jokes about the bomb that brought us pain.

 

Swept away the island's heart that still remains the same.

Radiation that sprinkled down and we thought it was rain?

Instead, it was the bomb's fluid that snuck into our ancestor's veins.

 

But do not get it twisted, this is nowhere near a hatred poem.

This is a dedication for my people on boats who first rowed them.

Day by day they would slowly paddle away.

Carry on the dagger in our stories that is still passed on until this day.

 

I call them the greatest, the greatest of the greats.

But, the greats could not be the greatest unless they started nowhere near great.

Radiation to get use to pray out loud for Heaven's sake!

Radiation used abuse to pray out loud to Heaven's sake.

 

Hands down to think about the talk about with no doubt.

It exposed thousands in the radioactive fallout.

 

So bravo to the "Megaton Bravo".

Also, the combo and the pain that followed made RMI the greatest surviving motto.


The author's comments:

This poem is about the bomb that took place in the mid-1900s at the Pacific ocean. It had whiped out my family's island and hopes and dreams.


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