The hero goes away
He departs with praising mouths,
Yet hearts that blame still bleed,
In spirits he ponders how much wonders
Suffix to change bad hearts,
At the end he departs with a heavy heart,
For failure to win the hearts.
His nation failed him.
He departs with praising mouths,
Yet at crust lie rotten moths,
His existence brought pollen
To dispossessed souls that were poor,
And pains and suffering molten
To non existence.
A hero leaves his heart sore,
For achievements so few yet
Friends so many that deserve his attentions.
He departs with derisive dismissers
Standing by his grave and praising their own emptiness.
He departs with condolences that derive
Very much of his own achievement whilst mortal.
He leaves corrals of cowards that never went to war
Declaring themselves liberation heroes,
Yet children and mothers died
Before they died.