Warrior's Last Prayer

 

          
        . . . Father
        . . . I hear singing
        . . . what does it mean?
          
          
          
          
          
          

They are praying for you. . . . But I am not dead. No . . . You are not dead. . . . My friends . . . some were hurt. They will be all right. . . . But I feel all right too . . . I do not hurt any more . . . why can't I move? . . . why can't I see clearly? You will see clearly, My son. . . . my family . . . I love them, Father . . . will they understand? With heavy hearts ... they will understand. . . . mom . . . dad . . . will they be all right? I will give them peace. . . . the singing, Father . . . it's farther away now. Listen as they pray more sweetly . . . . . . are they praying for my friends? For them . . . and for you. . . . will we be together again? Forever . . . and ever Father . . . . . . they have stopped singing . . . what does it mean? Rest now . . . My good and faithful servant . . . and forever more . . . Welcome into My home.
 
   
 
Warrior's Last Prayer
Native American Warrior, © 2001 by: Don Poss

by: Don Poss
(© Copyright, 1999)

In Memory of
James Bruce Jones
United States Air Force
6252d Combat Air Police Sqdn
KIA January 25, 1966
Danang AB, SVN

 

On January 25, 1999 . . . thirty-three years after J.B.'s death . . . I dreamt this poem as clear and vivid as if wide awake. I do not feel I wrote it, so much as it was given to me and for that, I give Thanks. Even now, I am amazed at its clarity. I awoke and wrote it down as it appears above.

 

 

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