Long Verdun Poems
Long Verdun Poems. Below are the most popular long Verdun by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Verdun poems by poem length and keyword.
When Three Cousins PlayedThree cousins played a “game’ of war
A map of Europe spread across the floor
No adults there to keep the score
As each of them wanted more and more
Three of four empires lay upon that map
As they...
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Categories:
verdun, war,
Form:
Verse
To Those Who Wrote the ProseThere’s a universe in my library
Where I often rest within,
Beginning with cosmology
Where the mystery of life begins...
In space and time in books you’ll find
On a shelf upon a wall,
Near biology and chemistry...
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Categories:
verdun, culture, education, evil, faith, god, philosophy,
Form:
Rhyme
The Living DeadMy mind wanders to the stillness of a field
where wild asters used to stud the grass with blue
I seem to hear the echo of a voice
Lamenting over the vast stretches where my...
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Categories:
verdun, adventure, beach, beauty, best friend,
Form:
Free verse
Cain's Exile of Inherent BeingnessMark
The earth turns its face from you
as if ashamed. You
who tilled the soil, now marked
by what the soil received.
Your brother's blood—
how it murmurs, how it screams.
Deafness would be a mercy.
Wanderer
At Babel, you watch them build
their...
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Categories:
verdun, fate, loneliness, lost love, philosophy,
Form:
Narrative
If the Day Dawns, At Last - YuliyaIf the day dawns at last that your heart bows to service,
acknowledges, longs to ‘pay forward’ past debts, I’ll praise God.
If you live Life of Grace (shown to people around you),
to mentors, your lovers, to...
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Categories:
verdun, appreciation, blessing, faith, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Ekphrasis On Morning On the Siene Near GivernyYour smile shines~
as the new morn breaks
upon wisteria water
reflecting sunlight kisses
on sleepy teal trees.
Your laughters echo~
upon the verdun leaves
that radiate a lilac shade
as the sun goes up
like your eyes that...
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Categories:
verdun, appreciation, art,
Form:
Ekphrasis
The Tommie's LotWhile general’s drink their claret wine,
In taverns far behind the lines
The English tommy spills another wine
On Flanders table, made from mothers pride
In front of guns in faltered stride
The sweet wine of youth seeps away,
Dragging dreams...
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Categories:
verdun, war,
Form:
Free verse
Oh, the Ubiquity of Perception: a Collaboration With Jonathon Durno
Man
makes this
reality
It's up to you
test
Clarity comes well born to dawn
With an undying, insatiable rage,
Gone are the times when love was ours
That permitted a wit to gauge
Free men once said that time based lies
Do...
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Categories:
verdun, adventure, community,
Form:
Lanterne
BirthrightIs Harry Potter hero or the son of nepotism ?
Did you notice Parvati or a pinch of Racism?
Where tempests do come and go
Were Grendel and Caliban really the foe?
Where perfect is hour...
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Categories:
verdun, anti bullying, courage, identity, integrity, literature, racism,
Form:
Rhyme
BirthrightIs Harry Potter hero or the son of nepotism ?
Did you notice Parvati or a pinch of Racism?
Where tempests do come and go
Were Grendel and Caliban really the foe?
Where perfect is hour...
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Categories:
verdun, anti bullying, courage, identity, integrity, literature, racism,
Form:
Rhyme
Ekphrasis On Irisesorchidlike delicate petals ~
oozing in shades of teal and admiral
are like dancing ballerinas
hailing for the first kiss of rain
whilst flaxen and golden grasses
are softly cascading honey
flowing where your footsteps go.
ochre and mustard hues...
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Categories:
verdun, appreciation, art, nature,
Form:
Ekphrasis
The Unknown Warrior Comes HomeThe Unknown Warrior Comes Home
by Robert J (Bob) Moore © Nov.2018
From the battlefields on the Western front
four warriors, are going home
plain coffins covered by the flag
these warriors were unknown
One would be chosen, on this day
to...
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Categories:
verdun, soldier, war,
Form:
Free verse
MoonscapeMoonscape
In the cemetery there are twelve thousand dead.
They fought and died for Paschendale.
Such slaughter took place.
One hundred and forty thousand Allies are missing.
Fighting and dying in a foreign land,
in a town that looks like a...
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Categories:
verdun, anger, death, history, military,
Form:
Free verse
The Ubiquity of PerceptionClarity comes well born to dawn
With an undying, insatiable rage,
Gone are the times when love was ours
That permitted a wit to gauge
Free men once said that time based lies
Do marketh and strengthen our...
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Categories:
verdun, history, leadership, love, memory, philosophy, space, war,
Form:
Free verse