
The Friends in Our Lives
Location
50311
United States
41° 35' 59.9316" N, 93° 40' 30.0036" W
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The bomb shells light the air in a fiery rain;
smoke bellows through the land.
The sound of screams and gunshots fade,
but not 'til my brothers go away;
we run in unison into the midst of chaos
and can only pray to make it out sane.
As we reach the crest of the hill all we see,
the bodies of our families entwined like a sea.
No one to ever know their stories such as
a gust of wind running through the trees.
They were my brothers;
each a part of me and I they.
Why must we fight for our lives?
All I feel is pain,
As the bomb shells light the air in a fiery rain.
This poem is about:
Our world
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