The Warrior Poem by David Darbyshire

The Warrior

Rating: 5.0


This warrior was very bold,
but his story, is still untold.
He now lies in the bottom of a grave,
to his lord he was the slave.

He had a very rugged life,
never got to know his wife.
For all his hard work, his yield,
a knife, a sword and a shield.

The scars and cuts,
the blood and guts.
Was not enough,
His life it took.

Now he was dead,
at a very young age.
So his story stops,
not another page.

At the side of his grave,
his young wife looks down.
Wonders what it was all for?
Some glory and a shinny crown.

The young lady walks away,
showing her dislike and dismay.
Hoping it will all end, this sorrow,
maybe not today but tomorrow.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dee Daffodil 05 August 2006

Nice poem Dave...you write about such a wide range of topics...you are truly amazing! Hugs, Dee

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Nalini Hebbar 04 August 2006

nice...dave...well written but i miss the rolex watches! ! ! ! ...lol...love...nalini

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Marilyn Shepperson 04 August 2006

Very good; very true.

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Francesca Johnson 04 August 2006

Blimey Dave, you're really branching out. This is wonderful (but not for the wife ofcourse) . Love, Fran the Fan xx

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