Science Fiction - The Tank Poem by Paul Warren

Science Fiction - The Tank



The Abrams tank was the best we had
It could take on the enemy in situations that were bad
We were the first that were scrambled that day
When they landed to conquer us in their way
In the war with the saucer people as they became known
As across the world their saucers were flown

Then the aliens needed the uranium mines in South Australia
So this was the battlefield drawn with all the paraphernalia
But the battle did not go as we had planned
With our task force being ripped apart in their stand
My tank was damaged and we are stuck with radiation around
As we are wondering what our next move would be on this ground.

© Paul Warren Poetry

Thursday, May 25, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: science fiction
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Buried Alive 25 May 2017

you started a great story. I want to hear the ending. It sounds like the tank was no match For an A-bomb a great non-fiction story

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Rajnish Manga 25 May 2017

'My tank was damaged and we are stuck with radiation around'..... The poems speaks of the challenges- past, present and future and to work out a meaningful resolution. Thanks a lot.

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Douglas Scotney 25 May 2017

Perhaps with the panzer there might come a bonanza, Paul.

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