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Soldier Growing Up Poems

These Soldier Growing Up poems are examples of Growing Up poems about Soldier. These are the best examples of Growing Up Soldier poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Snuggling in
  Snuggling in with my 'Mushie'*
    singing bed-time lullabies
  Watching the smile on his face
    eyes close,...

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Categories: growing up, child, good night, growing



Bitter Sweet Memories
Early winter morning remembering
From the soft warm depths 
Of an old man’s bed:
Walking through dark streets
Shivering with cold,  thinking of
The soft warm bed she’d...

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Categories: first love, growing up,

There and Back Again
I’m my mind I could recall
All those friends faces
Almost hear voices as 
I sat in old loved places
A callow youth when I arrived,
A misfit out...

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Categories: bereavement, emotions, growing up,

Premium Member The Young Coquette
What do I call that young coquette? 
My shadow self; my silhouette.
Those clothes, that hair, a cigarette.
The joie de vivre; the vain regret.
What sort of...

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Categories: growing up, age, appreciation, courage, growing

A Pillowcase Backpack
A pillowcase backpack, camping under the kitchen table. 
Lost in imagination, deaf to strife. 
In every way full of wonder of life. 

Holed up in...

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Categories: growing up, adventure, childhood, grandfather, grandparents,



The Flood
My cup overflows.
Water runs from the glass to the rim,
churning forth,
flooding everything that lies in it's path.
What is this?

It seeps
into all the cracks and crevices,
all...

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Categories: growing up, for her, for him,

Premium Member Toy Soldiers
Toy Soldiers 

Four tiny men who did survive 
Held onto one another staying alive 
At night the door would open, and the giant shadow appeared...

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Categories: growing up, betrayal, child abuse, childhood,

Premium Member Tragic Wisdom
Dreamer
In my boyhood I waded shoal creeks;
Veins of living waters swirling past my
Ankles; returning home, grinding stones. 
I asked: How are rain drops like millstones?

I...

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Categories: growing up, conflict, confusion, discrimination, growing

The Soldier's Wife, Part I
I was a young man when I saw her,
and things certainly began to stir.
Of course, I was only seventeen,
and young minds don’t take much convincing.

She...

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Categories: age, growing up, lust,

The Soldier's Wife, Part Ii
...When I got my own sweet fiancé,
it forced a rethinking of that day.
I knew the trust I had in my love,
and it so quickly began...

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Categories: age, growing up, lust,

The Growing Years
Never knew my Dad when I was a lad,
Never knew what it was like,
to go for a walk, and hold his hand.
My, if I did,...

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Categories: growing up, childhood, military,

Lori - the Shadow of a Lighter Poem
Lori (the shadow of a lighter poem)


Lori, I'm not in love with you, but I do think that you are pretty;
so with a pathetic chance...

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Categories: desire, growing up, hurt,

Battle Cry
I am as subtle as the maker who made me;
I’m not the strongest,
I’m not the bravest,
I’m not the luckiest,
I’m not the smartest,
And definitely not the...

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Categories: growing up, confidence, courage, desire, endurance,

Virtuous Star
The broken feeling you learn it young
You must for it's certainty true
No hysterical fits just stiff upper lips
We are British and that's what we do

So...

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Categories: growing up, death, england,

My Darling Daughter
My darling daughter, where do I begin?
I missed so much of your growing up, 
Though that, I know is not my sin, 
Yet, you have...

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Categories: child, girl, growing up,


Book: Shattered Sighs