CASUAL INJUSTICE

This is a response to a Flash Fiction prompt from ‘Putting My Feet In the Dirt’, Writing Prompts hosted by ‘M’.
Which can be found by following the link below..

Prompt ~ CASUAL INJUSTICE 

CASUAL INJUSTICE 

by John Yeo

They knew It was wrong from the moment it happened 

The enemy were slaughtered it was kill or be killed

At the end of the battle they were deeply saddened.

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When the artillery blasted the village was flattened

The survivors were helpless captured and grilled

They knew It was wrong from the moment it happened.

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With the madness of war their minds were maddened 

Showing icy indifference the orders were filled

At the end of the battle they were deeply saddened.

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Their inhuman actions were never examined 

Their alien beliefs were ingrained, hate instilled 

They knew It was wrong from the moment it happened.

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The ultimate outcome had been planned and patterned 

Collateral damage would be impossible to rebuild

At the end of the battle they were deeply saddened.

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Their robotic minds may one day be challenged

Their casual injustice and cruelty that chilled

At the end of the battle they were deeply saddened 

They knew It was wrong from the moment it happened.

© Written by John Yeo ~ All rights reserved.

KLEPTOMANIAC

SUNDAY 6th DECEMBER 2020 ~ FLASH FICTION 

Weekend Writing Prompt #186 – Quixotic

You advertised for a discreet investigator”

  ‘References?

OK! You’re hired!’

‘What’s the brief?’

‘Lady Brighton’s a quixotic idealist.

robbing stores to feed the poor.

Follow her!’

(26 WORDS)

© Written by John Yeo