A Frozen Soldier

A Frozen Soldier

A Poem by Your Tasty Field Advisor

 

They come in the night with wild cries
They curse in unrecognized words
Safety left with the setting light
All sleep has escaped my eyes for many days, now
The mountain stands menacingly in the background
Cries of injured spread out into the night
They cry out as the freezing wind sighs
I see one of the enemies in the distance
Staring at me with fire in his eyes
With hate unknown of a reason in the personal form
In this moment alone I believe I’m at my end
In this one moment, alone, I feel ready to face death
I wish my loved ones back home not to mourn
I died not of the honorable soldier’s death
I died from being frozen down to my very essence.

© 2008 Your Tasty Field Advisor


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This is a great poem for me for two reasons:
1) Surprise ending
2) It is vivid, using few words, the essence of poetry.

Posted 16 Years Ago



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dad, if you read this, you should know the facts before you start assuming that all the dark poems are about you. just saying that you arent always my muse to write thoes dark poems about. so, dont .. more..

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