THE REAL HEROES THAT DAY
May we be blessed to understand what a hero is…
when it comes to our dominion
because in our country at this moment there is a difference of opinion…
I believe the Capitol police who died defending our Capitol
and safeguarding our freedom January 6 were heroes…
To uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States
and the...
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Categories:
hero,
Form: Rhyme
THE BEAUTY CALLED HIM BEAST[Verse 1]
They built their fences high and wide,
White porches where their secrets hide.
Laughed in rooms where he’d never belong,
Called him Beast when he walked too strong.
No shoes, no name, just dirt and fire,
Scars from hands and hired liars.
He kept his voice down, learned to crawl—
But they still prayed he’d never stand tall.
[Verse 2]
She came in...
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Categories:
hero, betrayal, dark, forgiveness, freedom,
Form: Lyric
Memorial DayMemorial Day
Spangled white stars
Flutter on a field of blue
In quiet glens and on hills
That that remember
In taps
The spirits resting
Beneath stone markers
The battle cries and hero’s lives
Their days, now without end,
Etched in granite
Their sacrifice
Protects
Freedom’s flowing wellspring
As meadows of red poppies
Call us to recall
And silently salute this eternal rollcall
Sounding an eternal reveille
To rise beyond...
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Categories:
hero, memorial day, tribute,
Form: Free verse
Our hero on epitaphour mouth owes a debt to your buried bones
a hot lead cracked in a jiffy,
and your brain splashed~
in the thick forest of Hanoi,
with the stains sucked by soil
as a flow thicker than water.
many blood stains on our flags
made too heavy for the wind...
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Categories:
hero, america, death, eulogy, friendship,
Form: Free verse
Here Come the Brains
Categories:
hero, nostalgia, smart, today,
Form: Footle
Rebellious nonestablishmentarian Pennsylvania YankeeRebellious nonestablishmentarian Pennsylvania Yankee...
honored at freedom fête
of course in my dreams
where Tony the Tiger
roars Matthew Scott Harris
ranks as one hip cat gr-r-eat
showcasing adroitness
with ability to turn a phrase
evident if we could arrange a tête-à-tête
where immortality doth wait.
Pacifist bard of Perkiomen Valley
regaled at Alpine Fellowship conclave
regarding erosion of Democratic rights grave
alarming usurpation of power...
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Categories:
hero, adventure, america, animal, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
To The HeroesAlas, we stood in horror,
But thy pride—we stood to honour.
Memories passed away as legends,
but these heroes are not forgotten.
From the gun fires and wild gases,
Thou wast the pride of our hearts.
Here we are now—hiding from enemies’ roar,
yet we cannot flee to comfort;
If so, how can we protect our home—
Our families, friends, and loved ones,
dreamt of...
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Categories:
hero, betrayal, courage, faith, fate,
Form: Free verse
HeroLife's forgotten heros their names may be unknown.
What remains now lies beneath the marble and the stone.
Etched with words like courageous and brave , died for our freedom so we could be saved.
Fighting a war at barelly eighteen, an unfinished life with unfinished dreams.
All they have are memories of his story, dying...
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Categories:
hero, death,
Form: Rhyme
Tribute to Mommy mother is sunshine on two legs
a garden on a summer day
she's also sweet as sugar pie
my mother is our pillar of strength
she doesn't see herself that way
but the years have proven so
my mother is the ship that's kept us all afloat
AP: Honorable Mention 2025, Honorable Mention 2025...
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Categories:
appreciation, family, hero, love,
Form: Free verse
HeroesReal heroes aren’t fearless,
They’re brave enough to face their fears,
And the real ones aren’t emotionless,
They are the ones who shed tears.
Real heroes don’t have crowds around them,
They are usually the most ignored,
And they’re the ones who've been heartbroken the most,
Not the ones that are the most adored.
Real heroes aren’t the ones that move the mountains,
They’re...
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Categories:
hero, humanity,
Form: Rhyme
Jan and JosefEdvard's exile could not deter
the course as it flowed
or blood that drove
through his body
life had to change
when the soldiers came
bringing tanks and arms of oppression
machines of war rolled and crushed
Europe was hushed
marching on the 15th
raising flags and ideals
London resigned to opening doors
a haven of sorts
for a few
families and friends
were left to defend
breaking cogs to dismantle...
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Categories:
conflict, death, freedom, hero,
Form: Free verse
Death Of A HeroJust because someone isn’t wearing a bandage or shows no outward sign of illness doesn’t mean that they are not.
Quote by poet.
Sam lived two doors down and kept to himself, some thought him strange,
I found out he'd been in the marines and was suffering from PTSD, he always acknowledged me with a nod and a...
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Categories:
hero, america, christmas, courage, death,
Form: Free verse
One Precious Pebble On Earth, One Precious Pebble In The Sea
( a series of homophones, to delight you. )
One Precious Pebble on earth one precious pebble in the sea
roll with the waves my child and...
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Categories:
hero, analogy, appreciation, beauty, faith,
Form: Couplet
Echoes of Bataan: A Valor Endures
At dawn of that ninth when shadows still clung,
Against the harsh orders, a desperate song.
Seventy thousand with bodies so frail,
Surrendered on Bataan, a heartbreaking trail.
No glorious charge but a choice born of need,
To save those still breathing to plant a small seed
Of hope in the darkness though bitter the cost,
A sacrifice made lest all should...
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Categories:
courage, hero, history, holiday,
Form: Rhyme
Cues to MoleculesReaching further into my soul,
I'm releasing control.
Flowing with the whole,
Rolling where it wants me to go.
Because I know there's more,
To this story I explore.
I feel it deep within my core,
Stored information.
Creations radio station,
Release your expectation.
This is your souls vacation,
A higher education.
Creations place to play,
Interacting with itself all day.
Always creating another way,
To experience and enhance,
Staying to...
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Categories:
hero, 7th grade, 8th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Specific Types of Hero Poems
Definition | What is Hero in Poetry?