Monday, January 6, 2014
Birds Of Steel And Chariots Of Iron To Take Us Home Comments
Rating: ★3.5
In formation a hundred or so men stood
To hear the command and get ready to leave islands far away
To reach far away places and serve under a thousand stars
In the still of the night the shrill of children’s cries fill the air
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9/7/2025 7:17:26 AM # 1.0.0
this poem is a journey. a volunteer of self imprisonment in a foriegn land. all in the hopes of freedom beyond ones selfishness and cause for longing. an interesting view of war.