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Balkans
Balkans Poems - Poems about Balkans
Out there must think they're all insane!
... World War 1, and World War 2 It's now 2024, and it's affecting you and I Korea, Vietnam, the Balkans, Ukraine No wonder this planet's not been invaded Out there must think, they're all ......
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James Fraser
Categories:
balkans,
history, peace, planet, political,
Form:
Rhyme
MTG aint deep
...spent too much time on my quest for global domination might have forgotten for only a time what it means to be a pawn card in the deck. So shuffled up and dealt to deal with the hustle and shuffle......
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©
Blake Bourland
Categories:
balkans,
humor,
Form:
Free verse
Women With Beautiful Eyes
...Women from Serbia, Ukraine, Serbia, the Balkans Have the most beautiful eyes Some of the most beautiful model Comes from these areas.......
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Hugo Sarvida Jr.
Categories:
balkans,
appreciation, beauty, perspective, women,
Form:
Free verse
War
...Who plays the world's guitar turning hearts against life? US wants money Russia land mindless of tears and blood shed China's sneezed covid spread muzzling mouths silencing sounds dulli......
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Frances Schiavina
Categories:
balkans,
world war i,
Form:
Free verse
Is War Coming
...Is war coming? The sky is subdued, military jets scream across awful thunder. Soldiers in the wood, guns at the ready, the dog took fright disappeared in the bushes. Deep silence walked past th......
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Jan Hansen
Categories:
balkans,
absence, betrayal,
Form:
Sonnet
Hellboy's Fight Record
...Hellboy danced with the best of them, With a record here, though incomplete... Winning almost all of the time, What a miraculous feat! Date Opponent Location Result -------------------------......
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Robert James Liguori
Categories:
balkans,
appreciation,
Form:
List
The Rest: Terror
...The French word for ‘cockroach’ is ‘le cafard’. In some contexts it can mean ‘depression’. But for the soldiers always standing guard, ‘Avoir le cafard’ refers to boredom. I’ve heard war has bee......
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Mark J. Halliday
Categories:
balkans,
conflict, death, depression, fear,
Form:
Sonnet
Living Ex-Presidents 2
...Traditionally for years, with honor, a library is built and named after them. More than just a personal story, but there 's a bigge......
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Curtis Johnson
Categories:
balkans,
america, character, freedom, war,
Form:
Free verse
The Last Eclipse
...Military and civilian linguists and intelligence analysts, my colleagues and I were monitoring the Balkans troubles, supporting our troops in theater 'down range'. We were working the 'Mids' shift fr......
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Mark J. Halliday
Categories:
balkans,
dark, history, moon, nature,
Form:
Narrative
The 90s
...I somehow missed the nineties As far as pop culture was concerned I spent a lot of it overseas Watching as the Balkans burned I had learned Russian for the Army But the Russian Bear was no lon......
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Mark J. Halliday
Categories:
balkans,
america, children, conflict, family,
Form:
Quatrain
About Expansionistic Mentality
...They are so designed that cannot to live without any territorial pretension for other country around them, inside, outside and far away. It’s just a matter of time when, where and with which ......
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Zamir Osorov
Categories:
balkans,
international, social, planet,
Form:
Verse
One Out of Three
...That homeless guy out on the corner, Carrying a sign that says he’s hungry; Maybe he’s just a drunk or a ‘stoner’, But he might be that one-out-of-three. That one-out-of-three is a veteran, W......
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Mark J. Halliday
Categories:
balkans,
courage, loss, poverty, soldier,
Form:
Quatrain
Organs
...Under azure Italian sky of Balkans The mage plays huge church organs The force that his music brightens Is reflected in eyes of falcons The elements including spirit are at the base And with this s......
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Patrycjusz Kopec
Categories:
balkans,
fantasy, metaphor, philosophy,
Form:
Rhyme