My target was a human; the order to shot was given.
My hands trembled, I cried mother
I looked at my right, I looked at my left
My heart burned, I cried mother.
At midnight, at the peek of the mountain
Waiting in the trenches, under the moonlight
He became a target, and stood before me.
I turned away, I cried mother...
Across the road, he was close
As I can see, it was also someone young
Beneath a rock, he stood and walked
I looked back once in a while, I cried mother...
There must also be someone waiting for hs return
He must have a mother, father and a lover
Maybe, he has a home, a child
I couldn't shoot him, I cried mother...
He, like me, was a servant to orders.
It was clear his homeland, was the southeast
I don't know if he would of hit me
But I couldn't do it, I cried mother...

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War
PoetryA book full of poems about war and unity (mainly for the kurds, but it could be classified to be written for other people too.)