THE SQUADDIEA Poem by Bill Grimke-DraytonStray alley-cat scrabbled over the debris, Searching for leftovers from the battle, Where he was respected as an officer, Leading his callow men up to the front-line. Then the enemy machine-gun nest Erupted with fire, stretching him Out on the molten tarmac and ate His tough-muscled body into a charred Mess of skeletal blackness.
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Added on May 16, 2011Last Updated on May 16, 2011 AuthorBill Grimke-DraytonChristchurch, Dorset, United KingdomAboutI retired from teaching a VERY long time ago. I now write poetry and conduct genealogical research. I've published my first collection of poetry entitled: FREEDOM RECLAIMED on http://www.augustabooks... more..Writing
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