'ATOMIC SHADOWS': deadly carbon imprint/ Hiroshima.*
by Dhani in Six Word Memoirs: IAVA on Aug 24, 2011 | 
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Dhani says,
*Japanese at ground zero ceased to exist as humans and were instantly disintegrated into particles of carbon in WW11. Their bodies left 'ATOMIC SHADOWS' on cement sidewalks & guardrails.