| Anzac Cove by Leon
Gellert
There's a lonely stretch of
hillocks: There's a beach asleep and drear: There's a battered broken fort beside
the sea. There
are sunken trampled graves: And a little rotting
pier: And
winding paths that wind unceasingly.
There's a torn and silent
valley: There's
a tiny rivulet With some blood upon the stones beside its mouth.
There are lines of buried
bones: There's
an unpaid waiting debt: There's a sound of gentle sobbing in the
South. |