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My last breath

MOGAMAT SHAFIEK REGGIORI

As many a slained knight lay , outstretched . In vain display , and draws last breath upon barren lands . The stench of death himself floats by , and lingers forth to hear a grown man's cries . With distended hands he vows , not to hesitate . As we lay in no man's land , our visions alternates . From here and now where cliffs stands free on mountain sides , to fascial expressions indented into moving casts , trying to break free from grayscale barriers . I've fought your cause now hear my plight , as I lay my life down in the lonesome of night . With gushing wounds that oozes blood and far stretching pains that neither my soul won't fight . Send thy angel of mercy to accompany my soul to heavens gates , like the foretold stories of late . I'll pass over a SHAHEED !!!
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