The Betrayer Poem by Amelie Ison

Wrote this poem several days ago now (on my birthday) but was a bit scared to publish it on here. In the end, however, I realised I really didn't care. My poem is about the soldiers who were executed by firing squad in WW1 (or the men who were shot at dawn, if you will) . The title 'The Betrayer' was chosen for its irony as I rather feel the opposite about these soldiers (as does the speaker about this particular soldier in the poem) . However, at the time, by most people, these soldiers would have been regarded as disgraces who had betrayed their country. Also, the fact that the soldier in the poem 'bears no name, rank, or identity' is a reference to the fact that these soldiers would have had an unmarked grave. Thank you for reading my poem.