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The death-filled battlefield lay foul and grey, Its noisome stillness broken grimly by the groans Of wounded, broken, bleeding, dying men. But, cheer up folks, there's some good news: Gently, slowly, through that desolate scene Came an Angel all dresséd in nurses' kit; She wandered, lovely as a cloud, starched in white, Giving eager head unto the maimed and crippled. "Me, me" a legless soldier wanly called, More in hope than in serious expectation Of a caring gobble before he croaked. And then he passed on to the great ******** in the sky, Another useless sacrifice to nothing what-so-fucking-ever.
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Jan 4, 2015
Jan 4, 2015 at 10:29 AM UTC
Epitaph II
The death-filled battlefield lay foul and grey, Its noisome stillness broken grimly by the groans Of wounded, broken, bleeding, dying men. But, cheer up folks, there's some good news: Gently, slowly, through that desolate scene Came an Angel all dresséd in nurses' kit; She wandered, lovely as a cloud, starched in white, Giving eager head unto the maimed and crippled. "Me, me" a legless soldier wanly called, More in hope than in serious expectation Of a caring gobble before he croaked. And then he passed on to the great ******** in the sky, Another useless sacrifice to nothing what-so-fucking-ever.
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Jan 4, 2015
Jan 4, 2015 at 10:29 AM UTC
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