in discussion Aquarian March / Story Synopsis » Chapters of War by Captain Curtis Elliot
“All over the world the signs of war can be seen. London, a European War Front, New York, a now ruined city, Moscow, a Russian Prison Ground, Kyoto, a Nuclear Weapon Factory. What can we see or feel in a time of need, a time when God himself has put man against man, woman against woman, even now child against child. Everyone is fighting, and there is little I can do to stop it.
When so little can be seen for so far, it saddens me to see why humans have stooped so low. The killing…the blood…the bodies unburied…we have left our world of civilization and entered an abyss darker than night. Hope of our race can only be left in the will of our children, or the few we can save from war.
It may be so conceited of me to write such things. I only wish for piece and even now I know that I will never see it while I am alive. All I wish now is for my Julia to see the bright of day, back in the days of my own youth. This poor age of war, left in the wake of a better brighter March. An Aquarian March.” – Chapters of War by Captain Curtis Elliot
