The Raging Fire

The news channels and papers, logically the events are making it
hard to find proper sophisticated words to describe the fire everywhere, just
spreading and spreading, and body counts doesn't matter. It is like a traumatic
event surrounding us, and by it more psychopaths, sociopaths and raging hatred
growing, and the so needed peace and wisdom nowhere to be found. It is like a
horror novel unveiling itself, slowly and without any happy ending. The plots
are getting deeper, characters are getting dark to darker, the fire is emerging
and we are scared or just not able to feel anything.
Too much bad experience can make us numb and it like a training center
of horrible experiences, we just had to be born here then the training began.
Being aware of the global and social situation is a must, we should not ignore
our responsibility to do something that we supposed to do with sane mind, say
right or wrong, do wise efforts to make this ticking time bomb a safe place to
live again.
But day to day life is getting harder, and living in denial is
far more better option than screaming and kicking in front row of this chaos,
but some people are doing it, they are using their fire to create something, like
our ancestors used the very first fire for making life easier (I hope they did
only that!) safe and to make a home, but fire is raging, and people are dying every
day without any valid reason, and we are just watching on the TV and reading on
the papers and then going back to our same old ignorant life. But how long we are
safe from the fire? The next dead person can
easily be any one of us, then we just be a side story of a daily newspaper and
the politicians will play the old blame game, and all will be ignored like every
day, our whole life will be nothing but few black dots on a blank page.
Hmm! lots of fire, ash and debris. Nice post.
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