Pollution

The accidental damnation of our world colliding with the cornucopia of innocent pain truly speaks to me. What you have made is utterly brilliant, and truly inspirational. When young minds look into the eyes of Karma's past, they can only state one thing: I was the original polluted.

As we wonder where all our lives will lead us, it comes back to the central point containing destruction of all our self-worth. What we've truly yearned for all our lives can only be described in one way: to be accepted in this world. What we're missing is what we can't be, which is apart of the society. In the same breath, some of us don't want to be. A higher power is one of them, simply referred to as "the man". The man wants to put us down by using their power of lies and broken words, to sheath our mouths with tainted chloroformed clothes, forcing eternal silence and despair onto us. Where is our hero, a true King (more than a President could ever hope to be) who can say, "No more!", casting away the shadows of uncertain death. No one in times before could possibly imagine the visions we see today, as told by the story now from this picture.

How many people could have truly saved the lives of others? Plainly, many people have tried, and failed. What if one picture made the difference? If you looked directly into the eyes of sorrow as you see here: Do you see yourself, or someone else? Do you see tomorrow? What if there was no tomorrow? What if the legends stating the world's end in 2012 wasn't due to some unforeseen events: but due to humanity causing their own demise?

The burdens this picture portrays has weight unfathomable. The macabre demented torment of souls resonates with the speaking voice of a broken king. The sheer imbalance from man's pollution of the already unstable nature could not be made any more overpowered at best. Blizzards in a tide could not nerf the amount of beauty and words this pictures speaks.

At first, I considered taking one star off of originality because my life came up with this picture before it was cool, but I persevered as much as I could. I digress.

You've come up with something none of us could, and for that, I salute you. Take my -- and my people's -- thanks, for the memories you've captured today.