The only things these eyes do see
are white walls and desert sand,
and the question lingers: of which one
is worse, and the resolution settles on
both.
Then I think about Turner,
Then I think about Turner,
about the tourniquet he wore...
I think about how “the lord” saved
him,
and how I had failed him,
and then I really think... about “the
lord”,
and try to ask him about the great men,
brave men, who were blown to bits
on a battlefield far from home,
left in foreign sands to die alone,
and the only thing I receive is
silence.
And then I punch that god damn white
wall,
until the only thing that remains,
is bloodied desert sand.