It's a sad old ****** Sunday When men walk in suits, With solemn faces in the cold wind Tears flow down the elderly's wrinkled faces And their hands shake Women hold the hands Of their whispering children The long droning speeches are said All is said and all is done The poppies are placed Everyone stands in silence Then walks home in whispers Paper poppies on their coats Waking through Freezing Autumn leaves We walk inside our homes We hear church bells chime Like the ones at the funerals so long ago We take off our coats Leave them around We lie in bed and sleep We get up the next day When all is said and done And life goes on Except not for the dead And not for the ones Who witnessed death
See this is what ****** me off about November 11th. It's a good idea except if you think about it, people just move on. By people, I mean people who will never get the picture of what it's like to see men dying around you, buried in snow and mud. Also sorry for not being around, school has been awful recently. :(