Well, since I need to figure out that scanner, I decided to try out my hand in writing-
Okay, here we go.
Okay, here we go.
Out in a place called Shiloh Hill,
Everything was good, life was still.
The creek was clean, 'Twas clear of mud;
But ever rivers get stained in blood.
I was wading and standing in the creek,
while the sun was climbing Shiloh's peek.
The creek was like crystal, free of dirt
But there, men died; familes were hurt.
'Twas there in Shiloh, under the sun-touched sky,
Brother versus brother; death on both sides.
It all went opposite of serene
As cannons and musket fire filled the scenes.
I was standing there, on Shiloh Hill.
Now all is good; all is still.
And the creek is clean, clear of blood.
But once that river was stained in blood.
Well, tell me how you like that- it`s a project for ELA. Bye!
That's pretty good!!:)
ReplyDeleteOh... that's poetic. It made me cry.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful.
Wow, great poem. Definitely reminds me of the Battle of Shiloh during the Civil War. You've inspired me; now I wanna go and write some poetry! (Haven't done it in years!)
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