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by somethinglikethat May 17, 2008 category : Life, society / inspirational
He never succeeded Always right, left clout Continually inadequate While blows rain down. I couldnt stand it, Not anymore. I had to give in Letting them win some more. Giving an inch, taking a mile Leaving us helpless, once again. Air raid sirens begin to wail An alert to find refuge In a shelter. Its easy to escape during a warning. They left their posts, All currents dead But orders to kill anyone outside their block. An abandoned ship, Not a soul on the path. A feast for kings, abandoned. A supreme temptation, a gift But who would dare? He would! He reached perceptively, A suicide feast. In the moment a bomb began to fall. The man near the feast writhed on the floor And we began to hear planes. And almost at once The camp began to shake. I thought of my father But glad all the same. This, today, it was real. We were not afraid No longer afraid of death, Or at least not of that death. Every bomb explosion filled me with joy. Gave us a confidence We had not here. But alas, if it could have lasted Ten times as long. The silence fell, Planes gone on the wind. The sirens begin to wail The air raid is over But we continually work. Hundreds of dead From a death like this Couldnt have been what Their survival was suppose to have been.