The Oath Of Honnor

by Vincent DONNAHUE III - Cancer

My wounds bleed,
While I expire,
Here in the rivers of blood,
Serounded from all sides
By the essence of death.
Still your blury image is infront of my eyes,
I know soon it will be gone,
There where defeted warriors go.
And I die with your name on my lips,
Here - by the dead foes.
So short time is left,
And all storrys will be told.
I only regret 
Not to watch our children grow.
My happiness was by your side
But my honnor is right here.
I protected'em both,
Proud to die for my oath.
Birth sign: Cancer
Date created: 2002-02-03 21:20:14
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:45:42
Poem ID: 67131

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