Aurora Poem by Heather FlowersForhan

Aurora



The joker's fury
couldn't be contained
by a quiet movie theater.

They came to be entertained,
But were murdered or maimed instead
After being gassed like civil rights protestors,
The calm ripped away by smoke and gunfire.

Hollywood feigns shock
At this coward's final act,
Denying their industry
Leads to fantasies that kill.

The dark knight has yet to rise
In a city plagued with bedlam,
Far from Gotham
In the beyond of Batman

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is in response to the tragic shooting in Aurora, CO at the midnight showing of 'The Dark Knight also rises'
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Heather FlowersForhan

Heather FlowersForhan

Foley, Alabama
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