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I awoke from the
rise of the shining sun With sweat running down my face. I hear the lush leaves swaying in the wind, As I look around and see my friends With faces cold as stone. I wonder why I am here and why I am not at home where I belong. I was forced to fight, To fight for something I do not believe. There was a deadness of sound, But this was quickly interrupted, As I stand up and walk around. In a slight bit of a daze, I hear a faint sound of screaming, And a loud bang surrounding the area in which I stand. I collapse to the ground, With a deafening ring in my ears, I am not sure if I should get up. I manage to stand, but not for long, A barrage of bullets whiz past me. I look beside me And gasp with horror, As I see John lying face first on the ground. I turn him over, But only to see three holes in his chest, And his dreams ripped out of his heart. I start to shed tears, Just like a boy, Losing his prized possession. I stand once again, My legs shaking, hands twitching, As I lift up his lifeless body. I feel a sting, And then more. I place my hand on my stomach and look down, And see red oozing from my body and my future running away. This is War. |
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