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A grey gull hovered overhead, Then wisely flew away. 'In half a jiffy you'll be dead,' I thought I heard it say; As there upon the railway line, Checking an urge to cough, I laboured to de-fuse the mine That had not yet gone off. I tapped around the time-clock rim, Then something worried me. I heard the singing of a hymn: Nearer my God to Thee. That damned Salvation Army band! I phoned back to the boys: 'Please tell them,--they will understand,-- Cut out the bloody noise!' Silence . . . I went to work anew, And then I heard a tick That told me the blast was due,-- I never ran so quick. I heard the fury-roar behind; The earth erupted hell, As hoisted high and stunned and blind Into a ditch I fell. Then when at last I crawled from cover, My hands were bloody raw; And I was blue and bruised all over, And this is what I saw: All pale, but panting with elation, And very much unstuck, There was the Army of Salvation Emerging from the muck. And then I heard the Captain saying: ''Twas Heaven heard our pleas; For there anight we all were praying Down on our bended knees. 'Twas little hope your comrades gave you, Though we had faith divine . . . The blessed Lord stooped down to save you, But Gosh! He cut it fine.'

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Land Mine

A grey gull hovered overhead,
Then wisely flew away.

'In half a jiffy you'll be dead,'
I thought I heard it say;
As there upon the railway line,
Checking an urge to cough,
I laboured to de-fuse the mine
That had not yet gone off.

I tapped around the time-clock rim,
Then something worried me.

I heard the singing of a hymn:
Nearer my God to Thee.

That damned Salvation Army band!
I phoned back to the boys:
'Please tell them,--they will understand,--
Cut out the bloody noise!'

Silence .
.
.
I went to work anew,
And then I heard a tick
That told me the blast was due,--
I never ran so quick.

I heard the fury-roar behind;
The earth erupted hell,
As hoisted high and stunned and blind
Into a ditch I fell.

Then when at last I crawled from cover,
My hands were bloody raw;
And I was blue and bruised all over,
And this is what I saw:
All pale, but panting with elation,
And very much unstuck,
There was the Army of Salvation
Emerging from the muck.

And then I heard the Captain saying:
''Twas Heaven heard our pleas;
For there anight we all were praying
Down on our bended knees.

'Twas little hope your comrades gave you,
Though we had faith divine .
.
.

The blessed Lord stooped down to save you,
But Gosh! He cut it fine.
'

Written by: Robert William Service