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    A Soldier Poet.

    A SOLDIER POET
    by Alex Roissetter
    ISBN 9781906236298
    RRP £8.99
    A 121 page poetry paper back book with all poems up to a certain point from the very first till after returning from Iraq. with detailed pictures and description where each poem was written, when and what was happening at the time and what the poem is about in the writers eyes
    Available to order (from around April 2010) wherever books are sold (Amazon.co.uk, waterstone, WHSmiths, Tesco or directly from the publisher at www.silverwoodbooks.co.uk
    50p from the sale of the book will be donated to Help For Heroes





    You may remember my face from Tom McGreevy's book. "I'm A Soldier...Get Me Out Of Here" a few months back.




    Tom's Latest book, available now ! In Paperback £5.99 (GBP) or ebook download £2.99 (GBP)
    Preview or purchase from:
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    Re: A Soldier Poet.

    Quote Originally Posted by Poet_Soldier
    A SOLDIER POET
    by Alex Roissetter
    ISBN 9781906236298
    RRP £8.99
    A 121 page poetry paper back book with all poems up to a certain point from the very first till after returning from Iraq. with detailed pictures and description where each poem was written, when and what was happening at the time and what the poem is about in the writers eyes
    Available to order (from around April 2010) wherever books are sold (Amazon.co.uk, waterstone, WHSmiths, Tesco or directly from the publisher at www.silverwoodbooks.co.uk
    50p from the sale of the book will be donated to Help For Heroes





    You may remember my face from Tom McGreevy's book. "I'm A Soldier...Get Me Out Of Here" a few months back.




    Tom's Latest book, available now ! In Paperback £5.99 (GBP) or ebook download £2.99 (GBP)
    Preview or purchase from:
    http://www.lulu.com/content/paperbac...f-here/6742572

    I do, and I thought you were a self publicising annoying cnut then as well.

    No offence.
    D.I.L.L.I.G.A.F.



    Vegitarians? bunch of cnuts more like.

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    Re: A Soldier Poet.

    I thought it was going to be Durchys newest offerings :(

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    Re: A Soldier Poet.

    Not a patch on Durchy!! :D

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    Re: A Soldier Poet.

    I was published before all ready without publishing myself. Sorry if some people want to tell their story mate haha

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    Re: A Soldier Poet.

    Taken from the war poetry thread:

    Quote Originally Posted by Poet_Soldier
    [align=center]Return of A Fallen Soldier.

    Six abreast come marching,
    With boots and brasses glow,
    Each in step with the time,
    Their movements seem to flow.

    Slowly they move down the ramp,
    A truly perfect stride,
    With chins up and backs straight,
    It would well you up with pride.

    But there are no smiles on this parade,
    No crowd applauding,
    Just silence and tears on cheeks,
    The families in their mourning.

    The burden on their khaki shoulders,
    Is carried with utmost care,
    For inside lays a soldier lost,
    And the life the he did share.

    They place him within the hearse,
    For a procession through the streets,
    With salutes shown and colours bowed,
    To the sound of marching feet.

    Forever we shall remember,
    Those that have not returned,
    For freedom is never given,
    But in blood it is always earned.

    22 Sept 09.
    Alex Roissetter.
    At least I was taking the p1ss with Durchy. This bloke is actually serious...
    Sh1te trooper...but super trouper!

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    Re: A Soldier Poet.

    Durchy, you have a soulmate! :D

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    Re: A Soldier Poet.

    Quote Originally Posted by wedge35
    At least I was taking the p1ss with Durchy. This bloke is actually serious...
    "When I want to lose weight, I'll trim my beard!"

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    Re: A Soldier Poet.

    Quote Originally Posted by smudge67
    I thought it was going to be Durchys newest offerings :(
    Yeah me too
    Where is Durchy? Come back mate, all is forgiven :D
    You're poetic dirge is much missed. Besides you now have a follower/fan
    Catch a train to a plane
    to a place overseas.
    Over clouds over fields
    over rivers and trees.
    And they're serving me coffee
    to put me at ease.
    'Cos I'm drifting without you
    borne on the breeze.
    From my home!


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    Re: A Soldier Poet.

    Saw this one written by a squaddie:

    Shall I rise again?
    From unexpected dark descent?
    Shall I be whole again?
    To walk, to kiss and smile once more
    Along tree lined avenues,
    Or to watch you dance on golden shore,
    Under cloud strewn sky
    Over windswept plain,
    Where eagles fly,
    Your dress transparent, in the rain,
    But I shall not rise again,
    Nor lay with you in gentle rest,
    No more to run free,
    For a red stain blossoms on my chest
    Like the poppy you will wear,
    To remember me.
    "…all usurped and foreign power and authority…may forever be clearly extinguished, and never used or obeyed in this realm. …no foreign prince, person, prelate, state, or potentate…shall at any time after the last day of this session of Parliament, use, enjoy or exercise any manner of power, jurisdiction, superiority, authority, preeminence or privilege…within this realm, but that henceforth the same shall be clearly abolished out of this realm, for ever."

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