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Monster Adams
Jim Love
 Para and French Foreign Legion vet 
 

Cpl Adams 2nd Battalion the Parachute Regiment was wounded in the Falklands during the battle for Darwin and Goose Green in May 1982.
 

Monster Adams

His knee ached.
While his temples throbbed.
The left leg, asleep long ago.
The warmth that slowly spread,
the overpowering sense of relief.
As his bladder finally emptied.

He shivered, his throat ached for moisture.
The cold was creeping back into his bones.
That momentary respite,
replaced by wet trousers.
though the pain in his shoulder; was gone.
Perhaps it was the morphine, perhaps he was dying.
The smoke covered his face as the gorse burned on.
 

© Jim Love 

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