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Day Of Remembrance Poems - Poems about Day Of Remembrance
Day Of Remembrance Poems - Examples of all types of poems about day of remembrance to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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Armistace Day 23
Eleventh of November is armistice day A day in the year where we remember Remember what I hear you say The sacrifice of many far far away They fought for freedom Did not die in vain Our lives would have changed Those...
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Gordon Alexander
Categories:
day of remembrance,
conflict, memorial day, military,
Form:
Couplet
Gallipoli,
A Poem Of WW1 ANZAC Day 25th April 2018 Let’s have at Johnny Turk Winston Churchill said, We’ll secure the Dardanelles, Keep our Russian trade fed. His words so casually uttered May have had to be eaten Johnny Turk was...
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©
Terry Ireland
Categories:
day of remembrance,
memorial day, military, remembrance
Form:
Rhyme
Shades
APoem For ANZAC Day 25 April 2015 One hundred years on and Old enemies are now friends So often the way of the world After conflicts ends. And that War To End All Wars Just laid the foundations For so many...
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Terry Ireland
Categories:
day of remembrance,
memorial day, military, remembrance
Form:
Rhyme
Remembrance 22
As Remembrance approaches this year Many an adult will shed a tear 2022 and casualties still fall Servicemen struggling to stand tall We think it's all about two world wars In reality it is about many many tours Those that fell...
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Gordon Alexander
Categories:
day of remembrance,
memorial day, remember, remembrance
Form:
Free verse
July the 4th, 2022
THIS DAY OF REMEMBRANCE ON THIS DAY, MANY MANY PRAYERS ON THIS DAY OF JULY THE 4TH WORDS TO SAY THIS DAY. YEARS AND YEARS SOME TEARS AND TEARS JULY THE 4TH THINGS WENT FORTH....
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©
Ms. Catherine
Categories:
day of remembrance,
america, independence day, prayer,
Form:
Free verse
Trooping the Colour
(The UK Queen's Platinum Jubilee was in June 2022) You're at Trooping the Colour now, Dominic. Were we not friends when we were schoolboys? You look so smart now, Dominic, guardsman, wrapped in the shining redness of that costume under...
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Andrew John
Categories:
day of remembrance,
color, dance, memorial day,
Form:
Free verse
Poppies Among the Crosses
Fields of France are filled with blood-red poppies Where also bloom the lily-white crosses: Each buried youth a seed, now bursting forth Into a stark white cruciform flower: Row upon row, rank after serried rank, A spiky grid overlying...
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J P Marmaro
Categories:
day of remembrance,
grave, loss, memorial day,
Form:
Elegy
Tuff Gong-Ian Munywe Feb 06 1945-May 11 1981 Part 2
TUFF GONG-IAN MUNYWE FEB 06 1945-MAY 11 1981 PART 2 So we bring ‘Kaya’ now, is this love? Get up stand up, could you be loved. Liberation in Zimbabwe, we are yet to see this. This bad card, can easily yield war. Because these ‘crazy baldheads’, are...
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©
Ian Munywe
Categories:
day of remembrance,
africa, hero, life, memorial,
Form:
Elegy
Story of Independence
The resources of India were medley, the areas were uncoiled from her posture. We were indifference, we homage to the dictators. But they ne'er venerable those words those were hard vintage for us, they set about the verb we started to...
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©
Surjendra Das
Categories:
day of remembrance,
blessing, encouraging, happiness, memorial
Form:
Narrative
Maple Re:Leaf
There is a field that we all know That passed a torch where Soldiers go Those that fell fought to the end From that field they did ascend To look upon the light relay That made us free free this...
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©
Ronald Kent
Categories:
day of remembrance,
appreciation, day, dedication, memorial
Form:
Rhyme
Old Soldier
Unnoticed, he blends into the grey park bench, eyes clouded and watering, permanent tears for friends lost in a trench not quite enough of a life-time ago. Will anyone acknowledge him? Smile at him? Say hello? How many people walk...
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©
Sarah Heath
Categories:
day of remembrance,
hero, history, loneliness, memorial
Form:
Ballad