The Boy Soldier And The Military Man Poem by Naveed Akram

The Boy Soldier And The Military Man



Let the boy ridicule the military man,
How cruel could words be uttered in Afghanistan.
Akimbo with all spitefulness, like a rascal son;
And booming with hatred and abomination.

Lend him to argument of rigorous use,
And let the boy address the military man for a truce.
Or give him bullets whose solid teeth,
Are piercing and sharp for perhaps a ‘wreath’.

For his teeth appear to be across his face,
Showing from grinning, there in case
The serviceman decides to shoot the boy-soldier
From his spot, and deliver himself from danger.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jade Leven 17 June 2007

i like it.. lots of thought went into it.

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Naveed Akram

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