You can't see,
all that smoke,
burns your skin,
and makes you choke.
Bullets fly,
bombshells blast,
all these things,
will kill you fast.
Run and hide,
shoot and duck,
you won't die,
with lot's of luck.
Dig a hole,
jump on in,
write your will,
and next of kin.
Bloods been shed,
hates been shown,
they're all dead,
your on your own.
He died out on the battlefield,
with honor on his mind;
To leave his friend or save his life,he was stuck in a bind.
He was the type who really cared,
and chose to save his friend;
To watch him die he couldn't bare,
risked his life to the end.
He knew how bad his chances were,
enemies all around;
But everything was all a blur,
nothing but lights and sound.
He ran like hell to get to him,
the torn up bloody pile;
He knew that his chances were slim,
having to run a mile.
While bullets rained and grenades banged,
he never stopped to think;
If he wasn't killed he'd be hanged,
his hopes began to sink.
Blood poured from his friends shredded head,
split in half by shrapnel;
Medic said he's as good as dead,
but he can go to hell.
Picked up his friend and ran, just ran,forgetting everything;
forgot about his family,
forgot about his friends.
He made it back to a safe zone,
his friend was still alive;
With muscles torn and broken bones,
yet he was still alive.
The wounded soldier said thank you,
between his coughs and gags;
The ones who would've helped were few,most were in body bags.
The wounded man looked up at him,
waiting for an answer;
But through the light, faded and dim,
he saw his hero dead.
The man died to save another,
medals he didn't want;
He couldn't stand to think of him,
knowing memories haunt.
He died out on the battlefield,
with bullets in his heart;
To leave his friend or save his life,
the man thought with his heart.
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