WAR MACHINES

jody l cooke 2021 (north carolina)



WAR MACHINES

There’s a fallen soldier lost inside a bottle that has ran dry. So afraid to live and no more to give, just wanting to die as life passes by.
He can see our world burn as the smoke and fire turns.
The bombs go off as bones and flesh turn to ash, while the government sits back watching as they laugh.
They send out their teams but we fight back with our war machines.
When their heaven slowly turns to hell, we finally break free from their evil spell that lives inside of you and me.
Now they can’t run and can’t hide what they don’t want you to see.
With our guns in hand our bullets will burn them up inside and truth will be spoken and no more lies.
Our freedom is here to stay no more empty bottles and no fears as the darkness fades.

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There’s a fallen soldier lost inside a bottle that has ran dry. So afraid to live and no more to give, just wanting to die as life passes by. so sad but true in a lot of ways they are out there solders who just need a friend or a helping hand

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Submitted by mysticstarpublishing on September 13, 2021

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jody l cooke

i was born in 1969 in north Carolina i m a writer poet artist and author i got my first book of poems out on the web called beneath the sands of time. i love poetry it is a great art for the soul. more…

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