A poem for the soldiers fighting in other countries.
We are the soldiers fighting someone else’s war
Abroad in a new country where we haven’t been before
The air is full of gunfire smoke
We try and keep our humour with a good old British joke.
The buildings are full of bullet holes
Bodies lay where they died, got rest their souls
The smell of death surround us everywhere
It’s like hell on earth.
Visions so strong stick in your mind
Not knowing what we may find
Land mines lay hidden beneath the ground
We tap gently listening for the metal sound.
Strapped onto our backs
We have our heavy packs
We all keep on going, as brave soldiers should
Pushing through thick layers of mud.
We are now well behind enemy lines
Miles away now from the fields of land mines
Gunfire all around
With cascading explosion sounds.
We are trained for this
Even out in the fog and mist
So today is like no other day training
The weather too is just like home, its bloody raining.
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