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LIKE CATCHING FALLING KNIVES

Posted on November 3, 2010 by Dave

…The first thing that you found about the dead was that, hit badly enough, they died like animals. Some quickly from a little wound you would not think would kill a rabbit. They died from little wounds as rabbits die … Continue reading →

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THE PATTER ON YOUR OLD TIN HAT

Posted on November 3, 2010 by Dave

The Bugle sings: “Go to sleep! Go to sleep! Slumber well where the shells screamed and fell. Let your rifles rest on the muddy floor, You will not need them any more. Danger’s past; Now at last, Go to sleep.” … Continue reading →