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The Soilder


It was a starry midnight dream,

A graceful man whose eyes did gleam.

The graceful man held steady the gun,

to leave no enemy left to run.

Heart pounding blood rushing,

breath even wounds gushing.

Foward he marches still,

if not he'd be the next kill

In noble stride and arms awry,

gives each young soul their feet to fly.

 

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