WarriorA Poem by A. M. Charles
Head bowed, chest heaving
Reality slowly returning The smell of blood, gore and death Fills the air, its substance clinging To her hair, staining her hands and her sword. The ground beneath her feet is a hellish Stew of mud, blood and piss. A hundred men, felled by her sword, Lay dying and dead at her feet. She steps over a mangled arm, a decapitated head. Their cries for mercy had fallen on deaf ears. The only sound now is the last cries of dying men. One man, still whole, hand holding a wound made Fatal by the surrounding carnage and trampled legs Calls out to her, begging for help. Her heart is not moved and she steps on him Like so much garbage, and leaves him behind, Abandoning him as yet another offering to the grim reaper. Her face is an emotionless mask of indifference. She steps over another body, blending with the earth. An arm reaches out to clasp her ankle in a last effort Of a dying plea; she pulls away, and continues her trek Over the field of once-humans. As the bodies thin out and blades of trampled, Dead grass begins to peak out from the carnage. The only sign of emotion slowly appears on her face, Her lips curving ever so slightly upwards in an ironic Smile of victory. © 2012 A. M. Charles |
StatsAuthorA. M. CharlesVancouver, CanadaAboutKonichiwa Mina-san! Alicia Here! (You may also call me Tora, Licy, or Cia). Thanks for stopping by and visiting my little corner of madness. Dance is what keeps me breathing and Writing keeps me san.. more..Writing
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