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Fan Fiction / Poetry / Blinding Light
Submitted by Spartan[nK]Submitted on Mar 13, '08 and has 339 hits.
Author: ixy
He suited up in heavy gear,
Upon his face was flooded with fear.
In his hands his rifle rest,
Upon his ranks he was the best.
With his crew he went into the fray,
Everything darkened and binded with gray.
Looking upon the staggere hill,
Nothing but slaughtering kill.
A soldier ran in front of him,
Only to maimed from limb to limb.
A needle spine flew up and high,
Found his way into his thigh.
Laying there in lots of pain,
All his thoughts were all the same.
"First to fight was first to die."
"Never try to fight and see the light."
He shook his head and and looked beside,
Lots zergs ready to slice and dice.
He closed his eyes and opened it again.
A bliding light filled his brain.
A light so bright it made him shiver,
The zerg next shook and quivered.
he opened his eyes but not to see.
The only reason was to be pleased.
The light had gone away.
Leaving him dead in the fray.
Before he died he saw it clear.
All the tank had left him dear.
He suited up in heavy gear,
Upon his face was flooded with fear.
In his hands his rifle rest,
Upon his ranks he was the best.
With his crew he went into the fray,
Everything darkened and binded with gray.
Looking upon the staggere hill,
Nothing but slaughtering kill.
A soldier ran in front of him,
Only to maimed from limb to limb.
A needle spine flew up and high,
Found his way into his thigh.
Laying there in lots of pain,
All his thoughts were all the same.
"First to fight was first to die."
"Never try to fight and see the light."
He shook his head and and looked beside,
Lots zergs ready to slice and dice.
He closed his eyes and opened it again.
A bliding light filled his brain.
A light so bright it made him shiver,
The zerg next shook and quivered.
he opened his eyes but not to see.
The only reason was to be pleased.
The light had gone away.
Leaving him dead in the fray.
Before he died he saw it clear.
All the tank had left him dear.
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