Commander

I take note of troop positions,

Armour, planes, boats and munitions.

Arranged before my force so vast,

But this hesitation cannot last.

…

The war will rage with long duration,

Can ill afford procrastination.

The day has come, must play my turn,

The looming carnage I can't spurn.

…

So I send my men to fight and die,

On land, on sea, and in the sky.

This fight before me I can win,

But will those who fall forgive my sins?

…

So now my foe moves forces too,

Also seeks to see this through.

So advanced we are, in ways of war,

But don't know what we are fighting for.