A Warrior's Plea
No fear, no doubt, I stand so tall.
You've taught me well, to serve and fight, To be courageous, bold, and bright.
So be proud of me, though tears may fall, For I serve my country, answering the call.
Thirty-six hours, I stood my ground, But exhaustion's weight began to pound.
In the seminar, my eyes did close, A darkness crept, a chilling dose.
I cried for you, my guiding star, To shield me from the terrors near.
I fought with all my might, I swear,
But darkness conquered, the
despairing air.
They tore my skin, my sight they took,
The precious gift you gave, forsook.
You'll find me broken, Dad, I know,
But let no sorrow in your heart grow.
I battled till the end, with all my might,
Now seek justice, Dad, with all your might.
Not for lessons, not for gain,
But justice pure, to ease my pain.
No lessons for girls or boys, I plead, Just justice, Dad, a righteous deed.
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