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War is Real
March 2, 2018
The words wild, cruel, glory, and mournful, can all be used to describe war.
No matter the season or time or place, War goes from being like a bad dream, to an even worse reality.
When it’s over, when the fog has cleared, after all of the hidden enemies have retreated, to some there may be a rainbow.
To others maybe a tragic memory of bodies withering away and dissolving into the earth.
War
Is
REAL.
© Tyler R., Pocatello, IA
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I find poems about the reality of war interesting. I plan to join the army this year so this piece flowed smoothly for me.