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Created on: December 12, 2009
MEMORIES THAT WONT DIE
I have memories that haunt me in my dreams.
Waking up at the sound of screams.
Sometimes I see them in my minds eye.
During the day and I fight the tears I want to cry.
As a medic I was the last friend some soldiers would see.
Not family and loved ones, only me.
Being with them doing all I can.
When they died I had their blood on my hands.
I have felt the anger and I’ve cried the tears.
These memories have been with me for forty years.
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