The Taking Of Another Hill Poem by Susan Lacovara

The Taking Of Another Hill

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Much the same, I get my orders
For the taking of another hill
Break down the tents
Pack up the supplies
Strap on a heavily armed backpack
And start the impossible climb

I am a soldier
Not of a country
But of a cause...
Of a course...

Locked and loaded
My only true weapon is my will
My wish not to be defeated
My stubborn refusal to surrender

An unseen enemy one fears most
Present yourself that I might challenge you
Strong and with self preservation
I can defeat your angry charge

The taking of another hill
Boots planted as the ground muddies
I am not on familiar turf, this time,
But shall not retreat without a proper fight

I can be my own hero
The taking of another hill

Friday, April 3, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: illness
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
(04/03/15) To have one's health is the surest way for the taking of another hill. I push on.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sekharan Pookkat 16 April 2015

One's will and determination will surely succeed - good penning- Be a soldier who retreats not for a noble cause

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Sekharan Pookkat 16 April 2015

One's will and determination will surely succeed - good penning

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