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The soldier.......memories of the child of war

by colette-anne-naegle

Fronds of grass Struggling toward the sun Cutting through the earth With their sharp green shoots Sun streaming through the branches A perfect breeze for a perfect day The world is still Near the bark of a fallen tree Lies a young man in repose... His skin is fair, The wind plays in his hair Almost a child With tender spots of pink Around his ears, the nape of his neck A young soldier wearing his uniform Golden buttons adorn his chest Right above his heart A clean round hole The war came by He is gone Colette Anne Naegle Copyrights 2005
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