A doodle of the Earliest Krieg guardsman bringing order to their planet of Krieg for a hundred years of grinding warfare to purge the heretical rebels.
“The snow fell gently onto the grave
covering a wooden cross
A guy with graying temples,
lonely looks into far the sky
It is sad and calm at the graveyard,
life wont disturb the silence
only the guys detached voice
you can hear hardly speak into the void
Mamma, Mamma, why aren’t you greeting your son
iv’e returned from that terrifying war
Mamma, Mamma, iv’e always done how you have taught me:
Don’t kill, don’t lie, and don’t steal
He remembers that little yard in Moscow,
His mother by the opened window
“you serve, son, and do not worry
Just don’t worry about me
For you, my dear, i will pray
so that my soul will not be charred
so that my heart does not become stale
remember that good is stronger then evil”
He got into Chechnya and witnessed alot
different sorrows and evil
easy, his path was not
but his mothers prayer, kept him safe….
kept him safe from death and misfortune
from the unnecessary murders, she kept him safe
her son not once onto the children and the women,
lift his cocked barrel
But fate is a treacherous villain,
there is no justice in her deeds.
out of Chechnya to Moscow, in a deadly cargo,
a party of explosives had arrived.
and a terrible explosion separated…
the mother and son for ever
how can i now believe in justice?
that kindness saves the world…
Mamma, Mamma, why aren’t you greeting your son?!
Iv,e returned, do you hear me, look!!
Mamma, iv’e always done how you taught me
only there is no rules in war…
The snow gently fell onto the grave
the ground was becoming white
A guy with graying temples,
lost himself, in a peaceful life
lost, and in his heart there is no peace
and in his soul there is nothing but a void
“forgive me, forgive me, dear (mother),
that i did not protect you from evil..”