Dedicated to Alfred Lord Tennyson Inspiration "Bugle,bugle blow"
Cry of Bugles
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Indeed the messy battles of yore
Marching ahead bugles at the fore
With gusto the buglers blow
Like crashing storm soldiers follow
The dreadful cacophony begins
Continues unabated for long hours
Blood gushes through sliced flesh
The cannons are behind the wire mesh
Charging with rifles and bayonets
Kill or be killed rings in ears
The veteran soldier falls to a bullet
Perhaps this is what a soldier fears
Beating retreat the bedraggled batallion
The bugles hung on waists sing melancholy
Tears ne'er shed for the departed souls
Why the bugle cries ? no one knows !
©bishu
Cry of Bugles..
Bishu, I came across your poem based on Lord Tennison. As an ex Soldier I feel that I must tell you of the Bugler playing lights out. A most beautiful sound that left no Soldier cold. With this sound ringing inlone,s ears one slept soundly through the long nights. Best wishes from Bern
My Dear Respected Mr Bern Sir
My Dear Respected Mr Bern Sir ,
Your experiences are different from me . I know nothing of war except that they are not happy affairs. Both sides lose something. But maybe for some it's a way to earn a livelihood.I just tried to be on a battlefield in my words and Lord Tennyson's historic poem kick-started me. Thank you very much for your esteemed words in the favour of a miniscule writer. ~See you on the minefield~
©bishu
Wow! Grim yet beautiful
Wow! Grim yet beautiful imagery.
Thank you my Dear Friend for reading
Thank you my Dear Friend for reading
©bishu
Creates a dire picture while
Creates a dire picture while transporting the reader to the battlefield. Very intense! Nice work my friend.
Three bags full of thanks for reading the lumbago hit words
Three bags full of thanks for reading the lumbago hit words.Glad you enjoyed the view.
©bishu