Brothers
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Last published Wed, Jun 28, 2017
Having a go at a very short story, it's actually a lament of the futility of war even though it's unfortunately necessary and the soldiers plight. There ability to do what no one else can and not for a lofty reason just to help keep there brothers alive
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