the view of the caretakerA Poem by jagThis poem that i created talks about a caretaker that has seen what the war did to soldiers in the first World War.Today I saw a man with a shredded
up leg All I can hear the soldier say is I
don’t want a bloody peg I asked the soldier in this war
what is there to gain? He said for our freedom you must
endure this glorious pain I didn’t get it these men are
fighting till they are dead I wish these soldiers’ deaths were
painless like a bullet through the head The ground screams in pain as it is
covered by the fallen fighter’s blood It is hard to tell who the fallen
soldier was because of the mud These men that fight for us look
like they are coming back from hell These men with their high hopes
won’t accept they finally fell The enemies are like monsters
prowling at night But I know after this dark war
there is going to be light Finally after four gruesome years
the war is done At the end the casualties were high
and no side even won Even though the war is finally over
I always weep At the same time I can finally get
some sleep © 2015 jagAuthor's Note
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