In Rm 6 we read a true story called ANZAC Violin. It was about the soldier Alexander and his violin that he carried in war. Alexander wrote a diary about the war that he was in and we had to make our own descriptive diary about us in a war but the diary had to be more interesting because Alexander's diary was a bit boring. Read my diary and tell me what you think.
As I sneak through the green long grass in the jungle I start stepping on cracking bones, rotten dead bodies and dark red blood. Creeping through the jungle as I hear gunshots and bombs from the other side. Crawling and walking through the dirty dead soldiers as I try to crawl a little faster. Slowly making my way through the grass as I see fire burning in the ground and dangerous jets flying in the sky. I stay low until I see the shadow of a person in front of me holding two heavy looking guns. As I see the shadow come I try to leave as quickly as possible but then the shadow starts to disappear. Sneaking and staying down while I have to hear painful and unnecessary sounds from the war that's happening.
Shooting guns and running from danger. Trying to survive this war when I sometimes knew I was going to get hurt in a horrible way while I was trying to hide. Bullets flying through the smokey and unclean air as they get fired out of their guns to hit other men in the jungle.
Alexander
Author of the book
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