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A poem I wrote for my children |
| To my boys I once was a soldier, A heart with no fear, The world at my feet, Shared values, held dear. No stranger to death, A colleague, considered, The work of a postman, The evil, delivered. My word spoken softly, Heard for miles around, Souls under a horse hair, Now my voice, not a sound. I scream to be heard, Deaf ears does it fall, A firing squad, My back and a wall. The fight taken from me, I kneel to pray, Dear lord.....what happened? Truly, the longest day. To my boys I am sorry, Your father has failed, I love you so dearly, But my soul, derailed. Remember, I once was a soldier, Of that please be proud, My gaze from afar, If our lord will allow. XX |