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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required We arrived with expectations of triumph There were agonies, desperations and tears Coloring the hills with melancholy shades Erasing the imaginings of soldier’s anguish Embracing loss from the heights of passion Where worries win and misery invites pain To grasp the soul with a sense of forbode Whispering despair through breaths of air Filled with black dread and amber silence Created in the hearts of those who shall kill The sons of chaos who reach for a chance To divide and conquer – defeat the wretched Wickedness of those who long to succeed Reach victory along the front lines where Gettysburg soldiers are drifting along paths Of loss and sorrow, fears of all that has past And the tomorrows that are filled with knowing Death is a friend to those who defy it with Mercies murmuring and sighing, silencing Each breath of hope that finds its way to the Surface where there are only defeated desires Drenching the spirit with gloom that comes From losing every battle to the one who will Finally overthrow the light with darkest night The Battle of Gettysburg was fought July 1-3, 1863 in and around Gettysburg, Pennsylvania by Union and Confederate Soldiers during the American Civil War. This battle involved the largest number of deaths during the war and is often described as the war's turning point. The North won this battle with General Lee's forces. A Historic Event Poetry Contest Sponsored by: William Kekaula September 18, 2020
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