My WishA Poem by MaKaylee PowerFor all the soldiers who never survived.You stood by my grave and cried. As you thought of me, and how hard I tried. All the poppy's laid there; dried. You stay there wishing I hadn't died. My country sent me to fight. I thought I would be alright. In war, nothing is hidden from your eye sight. And every wound was worse than a dogs bite. It's not like when we were kids, war is no longer a game. You have to take real weapons and aim. Next thing you know, you've set the whole thing to flame. Now all those people are just names. In the end, I guess I didn't make it back alive. You all must have hated the way I arrived. But war is certainly no test drive. I just wish I could've survived. By MaKaylee Power © 2017 MaKaylee Power |
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Added on January 9, 2017 Last Updated on January 9, 2017 Author
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