Poem relating to Japanese Disaster?

[sandtiger]

This has been on my mind for weeks, wanted to share, if no one minds. The bad thing, can't get it out. Also don't know if its a poem, a made up hymn of anything like that... Oh well, don't see a story coming from this however. Hope you enjoy:

'O here our cry!

We will survive!

Wind & Sky!

Sea & Water!

Earth & Stone!

Fire & Inferno!

We cry in despair, we express our sorrow, give us mercy!

Save those missing, bless those dead!

Give hope to the survivors!

Calamity we fear, we wish for help!

Give us blessing for tomorrow!

Almost seems like a poem relating to the Japanese Earthquake & Tsunami... No offense meant to anyone.

[wolfgirl159357]

Beautiful and i believe it is a poem, i have written one slike this.

[sandtiger]

Thanks, I will now dub it as a poem upon your recommendation, LOL!

The reason I think it relates to the Japanese disaster is...

'O here our cry! - Its like the Japanese victims crying out for help and voicing their concern.

We will survive! - This shows the resilience of the people & victims of Japan.

Wind & Sky! - The wind that is spreading some of the radiation from the Fukushima Nuclear plant.

Sea & Water! - A bit more obvious (no offense.), the Tsunami that struck the north coast after the Earthquake.

Earth & Stone!

Fire & Inferno! - An eruption occurred on one of Japan's south island form one volcano a few days after the Earthquake.

We cry in despair, we express our sorrow, give us mercy! - The grief & sadness felt by the victims at the loss they feel.

Save those missing, bless those dead! - To find & bring back those people missing since the disaster & wishing those dead to R.I.P.

Give hope to the survivors! - To give motivation and plain hope to those who survived it.

Calamity we fear, we wish for help! - 'Calamity' seems to refer the imminent possibility of the Fukushima Nuclear Plant crisis. The second part refers to that they might need help solving the problem.

Give us blessing for tomorrow! - To help them rebuild & bring aid to them in their time of need & give hope for the future.