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Jesse Bourque
Poems
Aug 2010
Crimson Blossoms
An aching vista
strewn with wreckage
and drowning in mud
stretched out
like the entrails
of a gutted and dying landscape
soiled in the blood
of the young
sent to die
one by one
yard by yard
dropping like leaves
their cries snatched
from their chests in gusts
crimson flowers blossoming in turn
amid the graves
dug and filled
by a deluge of whistling shells
WWI was simply put, a giant meatgrinder.
(c) Jesse Bourque
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