Soldier Boy - Bundle 4

Soldier Boy - Bundle 4

A Story by Valkyrie Warrior
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For the Write Me This (Bundles) contest

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There once was a boy named Nicolas, a fine young boy was he, with a crop of golden hair, he was going on 18.
 There once was a woman named Sally, a fine young woman was she, with a mane of black hair, she was going on 23. 
Nicky and Sally, were deeply and very much in love, but Nicky was solider and Sally marched only under peace's dove. 
And one day Nicolas said, in a was that trembled with pain, "The office just telegraphed, I am to march again". 
Now Sally threw herself down and sobbed on Nicky's shoes, for she feared that in this battle Nick would surely lose. 
And the day Nick walked from the door of the home the lovers shared, Sally's heart was shattered, for Nick never reappeared. 
For many years Sally sat herself by the fire in Grandmothers chair and she cried for her lost solider boy who had marched his cursed march. 
But 5 years on, Sally now at 28, a man arrived with news, Nicks body had been found, she was invited to join the family in putting him in the ground. 
She went to the funeral and saw the stone, the last template of Nicolas James. She cried to herself as she went to home the home she and Nicky had shared and on the way she saw a poster and this is what it said. 
Join The Army, your country needs YOU! 
And it was this poster read upon this fateful day that truly Broke poor Sally's heart for now you fully understood. The war would go on and more would die, more sons would be slaughtered, more lovers would cry, her soldier boy was just the start of many more to die. 

© 2015 Valkyrie Warrior


Author's Note

Valkyrie Warrior
I know its awful but i needed to post something more, i will take it down soon 0_0

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this is the second writing i've read of yours that seemed to have a patriotic message

this time in the form of a story...

this is the story of every heartbreak in which a person close goes off to fight in war, and leaves the other behind tragically


the characters embody all of us, and the tale itself representative of the deep fear we have of loss...
and the sometimes unfair nature of war itself...


great translation of a classic narrative I'd say

-Dream

Posted 9 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Valkyrie Warrior

9 Years Ago

Wow thank you Dream!!!
closed

9 Years Ago

youre very much welcome
these kinda of stories always speak true Lorna



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Please don't take this down. I was a soldiers for almost 15 years. I volunteered for five active war area. I was hard and bold. After I left the service. Three good friends of mine and my family were killed in Iraq. I learn the cost of war. Your story is a true story. Too many had die for the hunger of war. Today I stand for peace and I pray. We learn. No-one wins in war and every life had value. A powerful and worthwhile poem my friend. Hemingway would be proud of you. I'm. Thank you for sharing the amazing poetry and thoughts.
Coyote

Posted 6 Years Ago


Very well done! I loved how you found such a creative way to string together those random words, and I am very glad that you did not take this story down! Keep writing, you have an amazing talent, and congrats on placing in the contest!

-Mila

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

this is the second writing i've read of yours that seemed to have a patriotic message

this time in the form of a story...

this is the story of every heartbreak in which a person close goes off to fight in war, and leaves the other behind tragically


the characters embody all of us, and the tale itself representative of the deep fear we have of loss...
and the sometimes unfair nature of war itself...


great translation of a classic narrative I'd say

-Dream

Posted 9 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Valkyrie Warrior

9 Years Ago

Wow thank you Dream!!!
closed

9 Years Ago

youre very much welcome
these kinda of stories always speak true Lorna
Do not take it down...it is a very touching piece, trust me. I have always, always wondered how the wives and lovers and relatives of the soldiers deal with the pain of separation and the anxiety of whether they would ever see the soldier again or not, and how the soldiers deal with risking everything upon a war, which most of the time they never want to fight.
its beautiful :)

Posted 9 Years Ago


Valkyrie Warrior

9 Years Ago

Thank you very much Annie, i am very glad you enjoyed it

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