This is yet another installment of my writing challenge that I've spoken about in the past. The general idea is to take a single scene or idea, and be able to just write it, as-is. No bells or whistles, no frills or glitter. Just write the damn story! :)

I realy don't know how well this one will come across. There's probably two things that will make it be a hindrance to people reading it: one) if you've never known the trials of war, as in, been there for yourself and seen it first hand, then this will probably be a bit cheesy to you, and two) if you've never said words in hatred, that you would later come to regret, then this will make very little sense.

It's /really/ short, which is saying quite a bit for me, as usually, as you all well know, I tend to just babble on and on for pages and pages. :) This one is probably two pages, but I think that it says what it needed to say. It was a somewhat powerful theme, at least in concept, and I hope I was able to capture it, and the emotions of it, well enough for it to be moving and compelling. I'll have to leave you to be the judge of that.

"Say and do now, in life, all the things you will regret having not said and done when life is over." - Blake William Yorrick

I can't even attempt to say anything better than that, so without further ado...

Disclaimer: I hate to have to put this on here, but this work of written fiction is copyright me. Please do not distribute, copy, alter, etc, without my permission. Having said all that, feel free to download and use it for your own inspiration, amusement, laughter, etc, etc.