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SOMEDAY TO BE FREE
An old veteran wakes again from a recurring dream, not knowing what time he is in, hopes not as it would seem. Then Suddenly to realize, that he’s still safe in bed but too afraid to close his eyes; lay down his weary head. He’s fearing that which awaits him, if once more he dares sleep. Memories that are far too grim, live in his mind so deep. A mind that’s scarred with shadows tests endurance over time, with thoughts that in a dream grows, ever closer that thin line. For freedom, in a war he fought. For freedom, he does crave. Yet it’s just an illusive thought, ‘til he lies in his grave. Then God will take him by his hand, as someday he will me and lead him to the Promised Land, That someday, to be free. Monty
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