Soldier Death Poems
These Soldier Death poems are examples of Death poems about Soldier. These are the best examples of Death Soldier poems written by international poets.
The Old SoldierThe picture stared down at the old man
Good times, friends for life
The decomposing body was in its second year now
The dust and webs had cloaked...
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death, soldier,
KNOWN JUST TO GOD AND MEKNOWN JUST TO GOD AND ME
...
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death, grave, history, patriotic,
Wounded SighA crumbling cabin, a jungle deep,
An old soldier trudging by,
Imagining he heard, in the breeze,
A ghostly, wounded sigh.
This elder sat 'neath a mangrove
To ease his...
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death, dream, loneliness, war,
Good Friday BluesGood Friday be with you all
A once in a year Friday
Christ has been crucified
Every year for two thousand years
He doesn’t complain at all
Today is...
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death, easter, farewell, god,
Wounded SighThe soldier let out a wounded sigh,
And tried hard not to cry.
The battlefield was now bloody,
And thanks to a torrential rain, it was quite muddy.
It...
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best friend, death of
The JourneyHe always brought the subject up at the most inappropriate of times, usually when some c**t was trying to kill us.
Are you a believer now?
If...
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death, god, war, women,
FIND THE COST OF FREEDOMFIND THE COST OF FREEDOM
How much does freedom cost?
Our young soldiers go and fight and get shot
How did this war even start?
What drove these countries...
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america, conflict, death, freedom,
Oh why, oh why
Words are meaningless, now that the boy is gone.
How can he not be here - he was so young and strong.
Time won this game and...
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cry, death, family, loss,
Train of Silenced VoicesThis is a small tribute to one of England's
Finest world war 1 poets who died
A week before the great war ended. Nov. 4th 1918
...
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death, poets, war, world
The Bio-Wars: A Son LostA tumour abated alters and waits.
Pathway incised, a new one it makes.
Spreading and forming, roots growing down.
The moment’s now here, a mighty rebound.
Battle exhausted, the...
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allegory, cancer, death, grief,
White Stones Silento the vast lawns of white stones silent....as a sparrow
tends her new clutch
only in engraving they speak soldier's names....and
the wars they fell in
men and women...
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death, 7th grade, 8th grade,
Fare Dinkum. for public domain
My thoughts scattered,
my soul leaned toward
running on a Roman sword.
The enemy,
a futile life,
recoiled from this soldier's knife.
"Come live this way,"
the beckoned plea.
(Live...
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death, destiny, identity, soldier,
The final frontier post consciousnessThe final frontier – post consciousness
as imagined by cogent, fervent, intelligent,
lucent, occident, reticent, and uneminent
nonestablishmentarian.
The following disquisition initially describes
emotions prior to experiencing corporeal...
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Categories:
death, absence, adventure, angel, atheist,
A Banner LifeSee the man without a crown
Lying, dying on the ground
Music that once filled his head
Sadly now those notes are dead
See the mourners standing round
Sighing, crying...
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death, war,
You make me love you to death, in the depths where light refractsYou make me love you to death, in the depths where light refracts,
In the labyrinths of the night, you are the whirlpool that tightens its...
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Categories:
death, love,