THE WARRIOR SUNA Poem by Peter RogersonA different perspective on military success
The pathway was dappled golden by the sun and the soldier marched proudly with her automatic gun.
The trees, they were ancient guardians of time and the soldier was singing a military rhyme.
But the sun that was shining saw through her song, was aware of the misery she carried along.
And it blinked for a moment, a century or more, as the men and the women declared a new war.
Bleach winds, they blew coldly, through forest and plain, and the mountains were crumbled by ice from the rain.
An age is forever in the darkness of night, but the fury is followed by a new ray of light.
So the pathway was dappled once more by the sun, but for the men and their armies the battle was won.
And time was the victor for time won the war and she who had marched there was singing no more.
She lay on the fresh ground, her flesh turned to dust and her bright shining weapon was ochre with rust.
© Peter Rogerson 12.10.10
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StatsAuthorPeter RogersonMansfield, Nottinghamshire, United KingdomAboutI am 81 years old, but as a single dad with four children that I had sole responsibility for I found myself driving insanity away by writing. At first it was short stories (all lost now, unfortunately.. more..Writing
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