Devastation

Civilization fell with a crash,

Crushed by stellar feet.

The warring nations fought no more,

Both experienced defeat.

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Some had thought they'd never yield,

Yet fate had forced their hand.

The meteors brought devastation,

To both the sea and land.

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Truly, the end had come,

Though not by hand of Man.

Some thought this a rare event,

Others of a divine plan.

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Machines and weapons left abandoned,

As they succumbed to rust.

While the works of humankind,

All succumbed to dust.

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Yet despite the devastation,

Some rose from the ashes.

But old hatreds never die,

And thus returned to clashes.