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 Jennifer Chuang And They Have Left MeDrip, drop, drip, drop, The raindrops pound the cold tin roof In some forsaken forest. I am a prisoner of this cruel war, A soldier lost, far from home. They left me after I was shot. A man tended me for awhile, But soon left me to die.  I limped aimlessly in the pouring rain, Until I found this small cabin. It was bare except for a small cot  Which I assumed was home to all sorts of vermin.  There was also a first aid kit Tucked away in a dark corner.  I took out some tweezers and  Aahhhhhhhh! As I pulled out the bullet,  The searing pain that jetted out from my leg Made me wish I was dead.  I then proceeded to wrap my leg with a bandage from the kit.  Now I sit outside on the steps, Under this crashing rain, Just pondering about the grayness. How often I have lain out in the rain, Thinking about home,  Thinking about my wife and children, Thinking about how long I have, Until…
  
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