Here’s another short poetry submission by a fellow Vietnam War veteran.
By Pvt Gerald L. Wolf
The Sun came out today,
To shed it’s radiant beams on the soil.
What a curious sight to behold,
Amid all this trouble and toil.
The Sun came out today,
But it may as well not have come out at all.
It brought along blue skies and great white clouds.
What nerve, what gall.
Yes, the Sun came out today,
But it may as well not have come out at all.
It came not for warmth, it came not for hope,
It came to watch men fall!!
HHC 1st Bn, 501st Infantry
101st Airborne Division
APO 96383
April 1969
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¿que dice el sitio oficial de incluir http://www.lulu.com en ser parte de otro historial tipo deja vue? de ls inteligencias aajenas de los objetos de otro cielo en conserva para neutralizar ?
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es un adios tipo dejavue? para colocar en distinto tipo de guiar en otro pais de aprticipar ede nuevo como orindo en utilizar equidad de igualdad al ser socialista de distinto buscar? a apoyar.?
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Well done brother.
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The sun came out today, and but it may as well not come out at all paints the picture concisely. Well written.
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The poem illustrates the futility of the US fighting a war in which our politicians kept sacrificing our men and women for a war they (the politicians) weren’t committed to win.
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The poem illustrates the futility of the US fighting a war in which our politicians kept sacrificing our men and women for a war they (the politicians) weren’t committed to win.
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lol debris’? or war as awaitting participant to belong to garbage in question to belong to u epoc in dritten war with trees branches as remember alcala signature aign of times as final preshowingoff.?
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