Inform Poems - Poems about Inform

Dear Ukraine, I am sorry to have to inform you that you must keep fighting and dying. Dear Russia, your options are to die or kill. We have arranged to end this unfortunate conflict in 5 years’ time on May the 8th. If there are any folks left by then may they at least know that the American war machine and its military...

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Now I stretch me down to rest, I inform the devil my soul to dress. Demons torment me through and through, And vanish swiftly with the morning dew. 31-August-2021...

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If you are going to be away from soup for few days Please inform us, a small poem to say I will be away Remember you are a part of big family, That too a family of poets, Poets are empathetic and tend to worry So it is your duty. Note: Jennifer wrote a poem about sunshine shine...

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Observing the clouds roll in Could be penance for a sin Bright light darken Thunderous barking Severe weather alert Important advisory stimulates and flirts Informing debatable spectacle is near Find shelter to avoid the heavenly tear Worthy to be indoors with the favorite beer A major temper tantrum is here Unleashing a ferocious fear Using...

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Bell rings, chimes hours, announces weddings, war ends, death knells. Bell shape hollow, inverted cup resonates, polls, rings, dings, dongs, pongs and pings to bring order to day's events. Bells rung, done ...

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We regret to inform you If it pleases the court We enter a plea of guilty on all counts Failure to obtain happiness Failure to find the light Failure to find humanity Failure to find hope Failure to see laughter Failure to be Failure, failure, failure So be it the court accepts your plea We the court of your conscience We the court of your very being We...

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"I regret to inform you" the dreaded telegram began, "That your son is missing in action" and on it sadly ran. It was in the spring of '43 when it was delivered to her door. Her son Charles was a flight engineer on a "B" Twenty Four. "Your brave son and his crew were last seen over Berlin." Mother read...

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