A hundred men were marching
Though they not know where
They had to keep their own time
Marching pair by pair
A hundred women were grieving
Though they not know why
They had to tend their own hearts
If only they could cry
A hundred chiefs were planning
But no one knew for sure
If the left hand knew the difference
From the right hand any more
A hundred chiefs were feasting
On the taxes that they stored
And the money that's left over
Financed the marching mans war.
So happy to hear of your Dad, I've been remembering him in prayer. God Bless Bonnie
Sadly, so true!!
Love and Admiration, Suzie :-D
Be always safe,
Karen
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Regis
yes war is hell
thanks, ~D.