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Japan Strikes |
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It was a sunny
day, on December 7 We had just been sent to Pearl Harbor but no one knew why Planes flew overhead, but we didn’t worry That is until a bomb rang out Immediately after hundreds of planes flew over head So many bombs blew you couldn’t tell they were separate I was thrown from my bunk, and I rolled out the door When I opened my eyes I faced terror and destruction I stood and watched what had just happened Until I saw hundreds more planes off the horizon I jumped onto the flack gun and opened fire with all my fury Not even noticing the wounds I had acquired Let alone not noticing the several of my sister ships sinking in the bay I fired until I ran out of ammo and no one was here to reload it That is when I noticed that my fellow soldiers were in life boats below And my ship was beginning to sink and tilt on its side Fire seemed to be everywhere, it looked like hell I realized I was the only one left I looked around at the other ships filled with screaming and beginning to sink themselves All that I heard that day was the screams of men and the blasts of bombs Some of the brave screamed their battle cries like a lion protecting his pack. For that day my friends died Hundreds died Innocent souls died But somehow I lived even though I wasn’t in a life boat is anything wrong with that? If I died could I save a friend? |
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