Playing Guns

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This is just a quick war poem I did and I don't know if it's any good. Please comment because this is my first time publishing and I'd like to know what people think : ) The cover art is mine and I'd like to thank @sandsea for helping with producing ; )

It all happened

One summer afternoon

When me, Fred and Tom were playing guns

in the garden

Then

The air was filled with whirring sounds

It must have been... the washing machine

Uh oh

Fred's got tomato ketchup on his white shirt

Mum's not going to be happy

The smoke is too thick to see through

I'm coughing up blood

You can never trust Dad with the toast

Pain

Like I've never felt before

Matured my eyes

The blue sky turned red

My blue clothes turned green

That's when I realised

We weren't playing guns

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