Home > Creative Writing > Poetry
Created on: June 04, 2008
I am just another of your Zionistic statistics, (check!)
Another man down, another boy, delinquent,
Shot in the chest for tossing rocks at your tanks
Can you feel me? Touch. See how
My hunger for you lingers, my
Anger arranges for revenge but in vain as
Torrents of bullets rush through my hands, feet, head
Forgive me. We are only martyrs. Young friends
Linked, sinking beneath the lingering moonlight
In a puddle of wrong wrought to look like right,
It is our right, red pools from gunshot wounds
Fountains of what I cannot contain.
Learn more about this author, Carrie Waldron.
Click here to send this author comments or questions.
Below are the top articles rated and ranked by Helium members on:
Poetry: Missing in action
I am just another of your Zionistic statistics, (check!)
Another man down, another boy, delinquent,
Shot in the chest for
by Alison Mac
Bodies on the ground, in the mud stained red.
Some are alive but most are dead.
Behind us we hear the shells of battle crash.
As
by Charles Ray
Dear God, as I go off to war
Let me be brave and true.
Give me comrades who are strong
Who stand with me all through
The