That star I wear upon my neck
Replaces that which was on my breast
The number (still) engraved upon my arm
A token, from those who did us harm
I stood there at the final hour
Watching them fall, lose all their power
All whom I'd loved, gone forever
From my heart, all feeling severed
I still today, feel the pain from that place
Where we took our last stand, for the existance of out race
I still hear the screams, from my fallen friends
Those brave enough to fight, will never see the light of day again
But I still return, to that cursed camp
In the dead of night, solely guided by lamp
To see the graves, of some held so dear
Why can I give nothing more, than a single tear?
But I have a future, and they're in the past
I'm here to make sure that their memory lasts
To show to the world, they did not die in vain
As I walk these hallowed halls, reexperiencing the pain
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Love, Life, and Living
PoetryA composition of poems including everything from love, life, and living (or everything in between) Just something for all of you who want some light poetry and have a sense for romanticism