World War Poems

Dear Margot

We have never met
sixteen going on seventeen
every child should have dreams
yours stolen at nineteen
I wish I knew, truly
is it evil or hate?
to steal the...

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The vessel had travelled through space for so long
Two armageddons had come and had gone
Nuclear warfare had first come to pass
The asteroid followed and kicked...

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Just the very thought of him, like an artist’s stroke of his
Paintbrush, sealed a promise of a lifetime of tomorrows.
I finally had found myself and,...

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With remnants of mankind’s existence corroding
His lighting extinguished, his concrete eroding
The birds and the beasts have reconquered his space
Those same birds and beasts have forgotten...

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Day One

The bomb when it fell sent the planet to hell 
With unrestrained retaliation 
The damage was done and the end had begun
With no hope...

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Don't leave me,
The dawn is too close,
Can't you see me, 
I have a theory to propose,
My dreams go forever,
My heart never stops,
To the end of...

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World wars

For roads where identified works are ongoing.
Clarity is always about the apparent progress of things.
The gains of the plans strengthen everything in the parallel...

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It caters to an arrogance of hate
when war becomes a method of despite.
Through vile contempt, he seeks to cultivate
a dogma that defines inhuman blight.
The devil’s...

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What is the feeling of being alone?
Alongside with guilt
Without anyone but a stone
With your name engraved on it

Death is like a torture 
With no hesitation
There...

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No War No Protest!

Colors of red, green, black, and white 
spread on the east side of one campus
On the other a wave of white, and...

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Why did i did that i shall never do that again 
Should never make them feel like this again 
Feeling empathy for the soul why...

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When seasons speak
    of warm and blue and bright 
They call to me
         ...

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On September 10, 1813, United States naval Commodore Oliver Henry made this 
statement from his stunning victory over British forces in Lake Erie in Canada.

"We...

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In the weeping crack of dawn, a battleground unfurls,
Reflected in the mirror’s gaze, a storm behind two girls
One, a wisp of tattered light, eyes shimmering...

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"We have been here a thousand times before"
Praying for world peace, or the end of war

"Memory erased, each time we begin anew"
PRIEZ POUR NOUS QUI...

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