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View From the Edge of Humanity
March 2, 2013
He fell from the ditches
like an angel from haven’s gate
He sang a song of triumph,
as would the newest saint
He ran the length of the field
to see the enemy die
He never thought for a moment
to kiss humanity goodbye
© Dena G., Pittsburgh, PA
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OldYoungOne said...
on Mar. 19 2013 at 3:18 pm
When I read this I thought about the many who go to war everyday. I liked the poem and the rhythm it instilled my head. Few words with a bigger meaning I like these poems. Good job
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