A land of black and white
But still under
the clouds
The clouds like the stars
Dead but still witnessed by
eyes
Pearls, roses and swing are the loved
But not as much as the
men
The men who drew blood and took bullets
For their loved
The
women however drew lipstick and took mail
But their lives were not a
dream
Rather than cradling the young
They turned to scrubbing the
decks
And although their hands trembled
In fear of losing their
man
To know their hands contributed
Was a day well spent
When the
pain was done
The records were played
The banners were hung
And joy
was spread over the great Trafalgar
Never again was such fun experienced
Nor was such tragedy
But never was it forgotten
How could it be?