The General stood seeing the sun, He came far, not to run, This was the last enemy, just one.
He marched forward slowly, Courage filled his heart wholly, He wasn't going to bend to the lowly.
The war will be told and retold, Only if he was bold, Thinking this, he tightened his hold.
He knew that he could do it, His grip trembled a bit, But this wasn't the time to quit.
The enemy finally came, The soldiers started to claim, Those they will maim.
The war horn began to blow, They saw their advancing foe, Moving steady and slow.
The General thought fast and grime, Waiting for the right time, The moment was the perfect prime.
"Charge!", he shouted, The soldiers followed undoubted, It was prime time, or they would have routed.
The heat began, Through the body, swords ran, And went down, another man.
Clash of the steel, Sound of squeal, Everyone could feel,
More men fell, Battlefield filled by death's smell, Looked worse than hell,
Now, the vultures and eagles hover, Overlooking the battlefield's stover, Soon after the battle was over,
The truth, they cannot abide, No one could have ever lied, That this day, millions have died,
To the General, truth did bite, He couldn't sleep that night, He really hasn't earned from that fight,
What the war had brought? Why have they fought? Only men, in the death's jaw caught.
Nothing but Blood, only Blood, More Blood, just death and Blood, Blood from the old, only Blood, Blood from the young, still Blood, If you said, there wasn't enough Blood, You may be right about Blood, Because there was still more Blood-,