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Matt the Little Drummer boy


I am Matt the drummer boy
Whose broken drumsticks, mirror my heart
Upon this oak tree I lay, injured and dying
Overlooking the aftermath of such a bloody battle
All of them dead, all of them who have died to my drumbeat
Woman I have once loved, once drummed for
Beating the rhythm of my heart
All our dead, all have gone, no one remains
I tap, on my drum, looking at all the heartache I have wasted
No more battles for me
Or at least that's what I thought lying here?
But the humming near me is no bee
It is no bird that I know, sings this song
No flower that I know of smells so sweet
And as I close my eyes, I hear the wind sing to me
“Play just one last time for me, Matt my little drummer boy”
With my closed and close to death, I whisper
“I have no love left to give, oh sweet and beautiful wind.”
I feel the wind become warmer, like that of summer
“My little drummer boy, it was I, that saved you from the battle”
Anger rages within me, “ A battle I never wanted!” I shout
“But a battle that we all must face my little drummer boy.”
“How can I trust you? How I can continue with my heart so bloody?”
“Because now my drummer boy, you have been rewarded.”
My eyes open, I feel death take a back seat
Curiosity may well be my saviour?
“How?” I say, as I feel my fingers play the drum gently
The wind around me blew hard, and blossom fell from the tree
More Blossom fell all around me
Spelling out a name, that name was ‘molly.'













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