The Quintessence Of Belligerence

Over a period of time, the once ambidextrous and benevolent American society had retrogressed into the quintessence of belligerence; where its people were once amicable, they turned dour and insidious, and when they had once had opulent homes, they lived unkemptly in abodes bereft of comfort. A worldwide holocaust had put every country on the planet in jeopardy; many bombs were deployed from an alien spaceship, which had the intimation and guise of an eagle, and which meticulously destroyed even the buildings most impervious to disaster and adulterated the sky with dense smog. While many were averse to fighting the aliens, a few brave men warily clambered up some rubble and began to hurl gibes, which grew less and less tentative over time,