Call From the Grave
They haunt me in my waking dreams
War-torn bodies and cloudy eyes
Only held together at the seams
Each mouth wide with final unheard cries
Widowed hands hide innocent eyes
To shroud the pale-splattered shells
Where souls no longer lie
The toll counted silently by opulent bells
A dark sight on a shining day
It isn’t over yet
As mother cries and prays
A younger group is sent
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