Dark Soldiers

Dark Soldiers

A Poem by Ade McOran-Campbell
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A piece about people

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The words we learn have no meaning
But by rote
Before the days guns thunder
Into life again.

We are caught in the humdrum
While Time marches on
To leave us
Dry, old soldiers
Marked;
Bitten by a cold war
We can never halt
nor comprehend.

Some - behind lines -
Seized more time
To find; unearth this knowledge of ourselves;
This system.

'How much will I be changed?
Before I am changed'?

Life’s dark soldiers:
When will you come -
And will you come -
To understand
The true shapes of the borders of this war?
We share with our all our voices and our ways, our roles;
Our selection of campaigns that take their quiet toll
Within the flow, directing flow of the transfixing river...

before the new days thunder comes.




2014/15

© 2015 Ade McOran-Campbell


Author's Note

Ade McOran-Campbell
not necessarily about actual soldiers.

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Ade McOran-Campbell
Ade McOran-Campbell

Poitiers, France



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interested in Nature, Evolution and Science. My writing: Poetry, Young Adult and Science-Fiction stories. I've got a collection of early poems on Amazon kindle (for a low fee), called 'Gathered on.. more..

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