War
Doesn’t matter the type of war,
Heartache and misery we can’t ignore.
They put their lives on the line,
Blood and dirt, there is no shine.
Even if we have a reason,
You won’t find the ideal season,
To leave family and kids behind,
The worst torture, they feel blind.
If you’re lucky, you come back,
They give you a medal, and a plaque.
In your mind, memories are clear,
Wake up at night, with so much fear.
