
| heia safari
Author: Der Drache der Himmel A view of of the declining Second World War from Africa to the beginning of the end, the invasion of Normandy, as inspired by Rommel.
Rated: Fiction K - English - Poetry - Words: 193 - Reviews: 2 - Published: 05-24-06 - id: 2180006
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The sky has grown dark
We see no more
The beautiful future
We once had in store …
the sun set in Africa
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Meinem soldaten, töd
More than I can stand!
„so lasset mich ruhen in Wüstensand"
I almost wish I lay there with them,
Under the sun that watched our fight—
But now that sun has fallen to night
And the sunflowers die.
the sun set in Africa
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Heia Safari!
… But with nothing to push on with,
how can we?
Stranded in the desert
That had been our cruel mistress for so long …
maybe only then did we see
that Wüstensand belonged to the enemy.
And so
the sun set in Africa
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And here we are now.
The invasion of Normandie—
We're collapsing!
Don't they see?
Our Vaterland is going to collapse on itself
And they only care about
Prolonging their miserable little lives!
Don't they know the Feind that faces us?
A growing red tide in the East—
And they trying to hold the West!
At least
The West is less terrible than the East.
The fools!
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The sun set in Normandie.
The sky has grown very dark indeed
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