English, 18.01.2021 22:30 sweetgigi4387
Wild beasts
In the front all the weapons were loaded. We sat there in the dark with not so much as a whisper. We could hear sounds outsideāskirrs, rasps, the occasional yap, ting. We were alert, perhaps, too alert. Ready to shoot a fly for just being a fly. When you donāt sleep you start to hallucinate and thatās not good. One night this crazy notion started to possess me: I said, āWho are our enemies anyhow? We donāt have any enemies. What are we doing here? We should be with our families doing what families do. Iām laying down this gun and Iām leaving right now.ā I knew there was a chance that one of them might shoot me. Instead they all laid down their guns and we walked right out into the moon- lit night, frightened, now, only of ourselves.
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