He, lying cold, this lonely night
Far from his home - some distant land,
The soldier lad who came to fight.

And marching tall, a-left, a-right,
A Queen's cadet at her command,
He, lying cold, this lonely night.

He feared the day, as well he might,
As his detachment made their stand,
The soldier lad who came to fight.

Then as the sky was rendered bright
With shells a-plenty bursting fanned,
He, lying cold, this lonely night.

His battle raging at its height,
There, midst the turmoil, trumped the band,
The soldier lad who came to fight.

So far away the morning's light
And late to come to reprimand.
He, lying cold, this lonely night
The soldier lad who came to fight.

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Mohamed Sarfan's picture

Dear Poeter, The life of a soldier is different from the life of an ordinary man. Soldiers living on the battlefield know the value of peace. The path of life is one of struggling with the nostalgia and feelings of soldiers waiting for a dream to find solace for many days on the journey. This poem really impressed me. All The Best My Dear Friend; Write More Congratulations

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