Rocket Attack
Sirens scream.
A card table hangs for an instant in the air
kicked by a retreating player.
The screen door slams and the hooch is empty.
Twelve men scramble in to a would be grave.
Deep in the guts of the bunker their
bodies pressed into the sandy floor.
Scared men telling jokes.
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- Larry Winters makingandunmaking.com Larry Winters is a Senior Group Psychotherapist at Four Winds Hospital and maintains a private practice. Larry is a poet, writer and Vietnam Veteran, who brings to his clinical and teaching work a rare combination of trust, inspiring strength and warmth. Larry has just published the book titled "The Making and Un-Making of a Marine", which can be purchased from his website makingandunmaking.com paypal is available. Check it out!
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2 comments:
Welcome Home Larry, You got mail!
Mack.
Rouge, good to see you on the blog. I have been running hard trying to catch up with the response to my book The Making and Unmaking of a Marine. Trying to make sense of war is a job that takes a life time. If our politicians spent more time with this endeavor we'd been less likely to be sending precious life.
Larry
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