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innocent lives
He stares at the vast emptiness
Not knowing when
He's going home,
If he's going to live,
If he's going to die.
Explosions everywhere,
He goes to help his
One friend.
Blood everywhere
The screaming of innocent lives
Going to hell.
He sees as no more point
Nothings going to change.
He clings to the one thing
The letter of his love.
He breathes in the scent
Of her flowery perfume
Sprintzed on the letter.
Tear drops stain the letter
Making it hard to read,
Making it hard to breath.
She tells him
She had their child.
Mathew named after him.
He screams out.
Wonders will he
Ever see Mathew???
They say soldiers don't cry.
How could they not?
The next gun shot reminds him
He's not alone.
But stuck with enemies,
As the government puts it.
He wonders,
Will he live out the next day?
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