Lonely in the war…an interruption of life.
A war-torn nation at the dictator’s delight.
Missing too much, wishing to be home.
Paving new steps for the unprivileged one.
A nation split, fighting for one.
Rebuilding their steps of the future one-by-one.
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Joe Boesch
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