DAY-27
Running around in olive,
Heart strings strumming strong,
Every nerve on fire,
His shoes bringing up the soil.
Heat burning up his skin,
As he ducked into trenches,
His arsenal bag weighing him down,
WhisperingĀ into his comrade’s ears.
It’ll all be over soon,
He reassured him, holding hands,
Following a cannon-ball’s arch,
Bent down low, hands over head.
Several minutes of silence,
As the deafening roar resonated,
Their heavy breaths the only sounds,
Holding hands, they were in together.
He pulled out binoculars,
With his other hand, shivering,
Putting them up to his eyes,
Afraid of what he could see.
But alas, just a glimpse,
That was all he could see,
As a bullet kissed his heart,
He fell backwards, a grunt.
His inamorato, screamed,
As he held him, life trickled out,
Hugging him close to himself,
Somehow heavier without his soul.
His hand was still clutched,
So tight, in his companion’s,
The bullet had pierced through,
Not one but two hearts..