What are some visual metaphors for destruction?

smoke, decay, a barren field where plants used to grow that has become an abandoned construction site, massive logging sites, industrial districts, graffiti, litter, wrecking ball (too forward i think) gasoline rainbows in water, potholes, anything aged, a gun shop, a shelf full of violent movies/video games, fire, a big empty lot, anything disused, an old lady's garage full of dented water-damaged boxes of receipts, a sunset exposing disgusting smog, anything made out of lots of wood where the thought that it used to be trees is brought to mind, a dumpster full of broken things that once meant something to someone who might be dead, a graveyard (preferably badly maintained,) those places by the edge of a river where those broken log things that used to be a dock stick up in rows, where you don't want to imagine what falling in would be like, a rusty broken chain-link fence with overgrown grass and trash strewn around, clouds with lots of contrast between gray and really dark gray, a group of weathered men standing on a corner in front of a closed shop in the rain waiting for drugs (very easy to find in most cities, for real) those odd places where old train tracks are half covered by broken concrete, and of course things that have been destroyed.

I have lost many parts of myself to too many people.