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Saint of Tragedy Can you feel the pain? Do you feel the empathy? A child was killed To no avail Saint, Saint, Saint of tragedy Do you feel more than sympathy? Do you understand a mother’s pain? When a child of two He was taken away Taken away And he was killed He was killed to no avail What a world, What a world Oh Saint of Tragedy Can you feel this heartache? Bruised and abused A child of two He was killed to no avail What a world, Oh Saint of Tragedy Bless his soul For he was killed to no avail |
i like this, it makes me wanna look up this case....a few comments on this, though. i know repetition is necessary in a lot of works, but for me, the line "When a child of two He was taken away Taken away And he was killed He was killed to no avail" is a little strange in its repetition scheme. taken away and killed (i know) are the necessary answers to each other, but it seems like you could come across a little more creative way of expressing this instead of the same structure and such similar words. other than that, though, i really liked the message and the power that you convey, you are quite good at getting a point and a message across. ryeker | Posted on 2007-02-23 00:00:00 | by ryeker03 | [ Reply to This ] | |