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Epitaph on Unknown Soldier

He’d been told his machine was his brother, Sister, dad, mum, uncle, aunt, niece, cousin And so. He loved it and, in bad weather, Felt good with it as he’d been with the kin. He fought with many and fell with many, Whose bodies, as his, stayed in unknown place In a fierce battle that lasted many Years . And his kin won’t know about his case Until come comrades, who’ve survived, as can See observing eyes, though they call themselves Losers, winners or heroes. Like a can Without content his grave is, all those lives           Lost to remember. He’ll be called Unknown           Soldier ‘cause his father had no renown.
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Written by
mukeshimana-boniface
Rwandan
Published
Jun 15, 2013
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14·110
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Excerpt of Delenda Benghazi, said Kaddafi

http://www.amazon.com/Delenda-Benghazi-said-Kaddafi-ebook/dp/B0077K010K

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