M.A.S.H.
His battle dressings
seeping red,
he looked at me,
and his eyes asked:
Are you dying?
I'm in pain,
my look said,
but I don't think
I'm going to die.
Well,
his eyes said,
I'm going now
and if you were too
then it wouldn't be
so lonely for me.
by Founding Poet Paul Hellweg Copyright © 2016
VWP 2016 First published in Against Agamemnon 2016
His battle dressings
seeping red,
he looked at me,
and his eyes asked:
Are you dying?
I'm in pain,
my look said,
but I don't think
I'm going to die.
Well,
his eyes said,
I'm going now
and if you were too
then it wouldn't be
so lonely for me.
by Founding Poet Paul Hellweg Copyright © 2016
VWP 2016 First published in Against Agamemnon 2016
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