Two-face

Anger flows through the lines in his face,
All of his soldiers keeping to his pace,
He spots a child looking up at him,
He draws his pistol,
And the slaughtering begins.

Whilst family man at home,
Sit down with his kids,
And watches his wife make dinner,
And his work life is dismissed.

The memories and the smells,
Don’t seem to reach his home,
As he watches the furnaces lit,
And the bodies pile up in the pits.