Hilter Won't Be ComingA Poem by Alfred KukitzWWII victory at a costHitler Won't Be Coming Have you seen the blood that battle borne Earth drenched in courage from a holocaust of war Died on his birthday Died on his wedding anniversary Died on his child's birth Died fighting for you & me I am returning to the dead of WW II fame My eyes in tears repose for what I've gained I can see them all standing clear Waving a flag they all had to bear On a plane of madness they came to share My uncle among them At rest and all July "44 came his fall St. Lo, France in a hedgerow war The casualty rate of 200% or more He would be 98 to me A living legend telling his story for free At 26 he laid down cause Hitler was sure to come to town. © 2015 Alfred KukitzReviews
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StatsAuthorAlfred KukitzDeering, NHAboutYes, I'm still here. Just jazzing up my about me story. Sorry I don't die at the end. more..Writing
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