02-09-2014, 08:17 AM
While the title was intriguing, the rest of the poem didn't live up to it for me. Here's a breakdown:
Bullets of the Mind
Bullets leave without instructions,
mostly without intention.
Randomly passing harmlessly,
leaving only a whistle to indicate death was close.
The turmoil of war, unlike Hollywood,
is chaotic, perhaps good fortune determining outcomes;
enemies undistinguished from friends,
hate or love removed from a game seemingly played by Greek Gods of War.
In this decision<->making hell<,>
I rely entirely on instinct,
those who I think are my friends,
and God.
Mind you, if you are a Brit, some of my comments are possibly incorrect (whom, undistinguished.)
Cheers,
mel/bena
Bullets of the Mind
Bullets leave without instructions,
leaving only a whistle to indicate death was close.
The turmoil of war, unlike Hollywood,
is chaotic, perhaps good fortune determining
enemies undistinguished
hate or love removed from a game seemingly played by Greek Gods of War.
In this decision<->making hell<,>
I rely entirely on instinct,
those who
and God.
Mind you, if you are a Brit, some of my comments are possibly incorrect (whom, undistinguished.)
Cheers,
mel/bena
