The Dilemma of a Medic

The Dilemma of a Medic

A Poem by lashane cooray

Through the roiled dirt I trudge,
Bearing life, bearing hope,
For weary souls brought down in vain,
Their time ahead both cruel and tainted.

Through the marshy swamps I wade,
Exhaustion etched heavy upon my face,
Searching for souls, for men of Grace,
To grant respite, some well-earned rest.

Alas, they cry, for mother, for wife,
For sweet child, back home, sleeping tight,
As to life they cling, with mine arms as their own,
To die another day, with me by their side.

© 2014 lashane cooray


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Of this I wish they would make a movie, and I hope for you someone who can fill your life with the care you grant others. Safety and God bless you, healing warrior.

Posted 9 Years Ago


lashane cooray

9 Years Ago

thanks Nadia B. yes i did find that someone very recently :) God Bless you too
Nadia B.

9 Years Ago

May you wear that someone as a medal of honor for all your heroic deeds, and continue to serve your .. read more

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Added on September 21, 2014
Last Updated on September 21, 2014
Tags: medic, combat, war, death, honour, loyalty

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lashane cooray
lashane cooray

Ratmalana, Sri Lanka



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