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THE ENDLESS MARCH
green plastic toy soldiers on a march always remind me. . . . |
| COUNT: 22 Write a story or poem about toy soldiers. THE ENDLESS MARCH Watching the endless marching line of green plastic soldiers mirrors the fighting personnel present in our war-torn world. The small solemn apparitions constantly stand at attention much as their beleaguered flesh-and-blood counterparts. But the wars faced by these brave plastic fighters bear no resemblance to the real battles being fought; their innocent small-child troop commanders propel them through made up skirmishes-- mere child play when compared with the real-life devastation they pretend to understand. Where have we adults gone wrong to make this scene attractive to those young, uncomprehending souls, innocent in their vision of bravery? |