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Best Warday Poems

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Mental Health
years of abuse add up
someone snaps
the judge gives them a prison sentence
which they serve and then get released
next thing that person knows as they try...

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Categories: warday, caregiving, confusion, education, health,
Form: Free verse



Lest I Become
If I were what I long to be

I’d ascend the sky and soar
About the sun
I’d pray my prayers, I’d jump,
I’d run

I’d race all the winds
Until...

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Categories: warday, angst, faith, peace, people,
Form: Rhyme
A Military Wifes Nightmares
Trapped in total darkness. The chilling cold rips through my flesh, 
sending painful chills down my spin. My fear Isolates me in this Tomb of...

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Categories: depression, love, warday, me,
Form: Free verse
Bloody Omaha
Midnight June the 5th 1944 me and my buddies departed Weymouth and put out to 
sea

To smash through Hitlers eastern wall to liberate Europe and...

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Categories: warday, death, history, loss, places,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Day At the Beach
His day began with "Reveille" blaring from within the bowels of the ship.
Sergeants yelled, "Up and at 'em lads!   We're takin' a little...

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Categories: warday, prayer, boat, day,
Form: Rhyme



Heroes
They fly in the sky, they sail the sea.
They walk on land to keep us free.
The world is proud, the world will smile
Oh, dear lord...

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Categories: warday, world, day, hero,
Form: Ballad
Red Tears, Black Skies
"No",
He exclaimed to the tyrant's vicious throne,
Only to have his body later trampled and thrown.

He was the tzadik of the period,
And the weight of the...

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© Bilal Hb  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: warday, body, day, men,
Form: Free verse
The Colour of Hope
A soldier fighting for what he hopes is right, trying to make peace with himself... holds on to 
a most understated event- the sunrise and...

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Categories: hope, life, loss, warday,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Just Another Day At the Office
The weary soldier returned from another perilous patrol,
To continue the battle in his cold, damp and muddy hole.
Hopes for a hot meal and a cup...

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Categories: warday, day, stress,
Form: Rhyme
I Love the Neon Lights
I love the neon lights
Stepping from under bright marquees
Like girls who haunt the nights
Dusky brown girls that by day seems lovely
But like snowflakes in my...

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Categories: warday, day, love,
Form: Free verse
Someone Help Us
The Day it happened I will never forget
The thought stills fills me with regret
The fact that man could be so full of hatred
That they are...

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Categories: warday, world, pain, lost,
Form: Blank verse
Boys, Men, Soldiers, Heroes
A day of rememberence
a day of joy but sadness
a day of thank you's 
a day of memories

Boys who learned to grow up quickly 
boys who...

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© Amy Crofts  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: loss, thank you, warday,
Form: Narrative
Two Hundred and Twenty Stories
Two hundred and twenty stories never written but etched in time

were removed on a day which started fine.  

The silver worms traveled down beneath...

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Categories: warday, history, introspection, life, recovery
Form: Rhyme
Granddads War
In South Africa during the Boer War
Granddad got the key of the door
In France during World War 1
He lay wounded when the day was done

He...

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Categories: warday,
Form: I do not know?
Afghanistan Fourth Time Lucky?
Afghanistan - fourth time lucky !?
Every day on the news.
(Just before the funny bit)
Soldiers names are scrawled on the grim roll call

Yet  in centuries...

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Categories: warday,
Form: I do not know?

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