Monday, September 8, 2008

A Warriors Song

A Warriors Song - My War call

 

I look up towards the sun

As the light floods my face

My head is going wild

Through a mental maze

 

No more dread

And no one dead

 

No more worries or cries

And no more arrows in the skies

 

As fallen comrades surround me

As I stand there alone

Alone through the torn forests

Abandoned amongst the buildings blown

 

A Warfield nowadays

But long ago a serene field

Now full of numerous lost lives

After a battle nobody would yield

 

No more dread

And no one dead

 

No more worries or cries

And no more arrows in the skies

 

My heart is throbbing

In pain it bleeds

As a plant of regret grows

Form bloodshot killing seeds

 

Many and I thought

That we shall fight for our freedom

We shall take lives for this nation

However, showed now’t in wisdom

 

No more dread

And no one dead

 

No more worries or cries

And no more arrows in the skies

 

As the sword I now wield

Clashes with the other

As diverse yet friendly empires

Turn against one another

 

A shower of arrows

Like a plague, floods the skies

As the atmosphere fills

With bloodcurdling cries

 

No more dread

And no one dead

 

No more worries or cries

And no more arrows in the skies

 

As my quiver quivers

As my wooden bow breaks

My shield tremors

Also my heart, it makes

 

Oh, my mother

What have I done?

I have taken the lives

Of many, not one

 

No more dread

And no one dead

 

No more worries or cries

And no more arrows in the skies

 

Their families forgotten

Their children in grief

Their wives now widows

Their happiness only brief

 

The wars are everlasting

They are slowly eating up my life

I hope not for a time of a death message

Reaching my children and wife

 

No more dread

And no one dead

 

No more worries or cries

And no more arrows in the skies

 

The will to fight for the freedom

I thought it would have no wrong

As I think of all the men I have slaughtered

I write this very song

 

For those who are out there

Who have fallen or are yet to fall

For those who are enduring warfare

This is my war call

--Diloshaan Sripathy

               

 

 

 

 

 

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