To War I Went A-Marching ...

To War I Went A-Marching ...

A Poem by Brandon Taylor-Black

To war I went a-sailing
One misty, August morn
To give them Hell
To break the spell
Of a madman, mass adored

Over fields I went a-striding
Upon many a friend and foe
They lay in mud
Their bodies, done
The real face of War

Through homes I went a-searching
For the cunning sniper man
Who lay in wait
For all my mates
Who made me what I am

Enemies I went a-killin'
End their life, or mine
A foreign brother
Different mother
Wasn't worth all the dyin'

To war I went, a-marching
Though I wish we'd stayed at home...

© 2019 Brandon Taylor-Black


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Brandon Taylor-Black
Brandon Taylor-Black

Huddersfield



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I write for pleasure, and for therapeutic reasons...it relaxes me. Why exist in the real world when my own world holds such splendor? That's enough about me though, please, read away, and if you f.. more..

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