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The Unknown Soldier (Other) by abcmonkey78
We just finished studying WWI in Modern World History, so I wrote this:
Upon the plains of sorrow, upon the worthless land,
I am the unknown soldier, and that is where I stand;
There's ceaseless noise around me, that carries with it death,
And all the more I think about it, fear disgruntles breath;
The iron hawks above me, will cry their deathly call,
'Till one will wound the other, and the wounded one will fall;
The leaded hornets pass me, whos sting is so severe
That if we had collided, I would not be leaving here;
Behind me, past the trenches, five miles from this hell,
Are fields full of crosses, where many men rest well;
But I will progress further: my life that cannot be,
For my generation's boat is still a ship thats lost at sea.
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