The Toy Soldier Poem by George Savige

The Toy Soldier

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I am a toy soldier
Standing on some grass,
Made of painted hessian,
By a sea of glass.

I fire my gun in battle
But do not make a sound.
The only noise is prattle
Of little children 'round.

But when these kids are older,
I know I will be dead.
They'll melt me down for sinkers,
'Cause I am made of lead.

They'll hang me on some string
They call a fishing line.
Then dropp me in the water,
And wet these feet of mine.

Saturday, October 15, 2005
Topic(s) of this poem: fishing,kids,soldier,standing
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George Savige

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