Macarthur Poems - Poems about Macarthur

...You’d recreate a military hero? Macarthur, maybe? Nimitz? Pershing? Sherman? Or would you choose a leader from the past? Suppose you went for Mussolini – Nero – (I can’t remember what they called......

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...Salute Bunker Hill, Yorktown, Lundy’s Lane, Monterey, Bull Run, Gettysburg, Shiloh, Antietam, St. Mihiel, Belleau Woods, D-Day, Saipan, Iwo Jima, The Bulge, Chosin Reservoir, Pork Chop Hill, ......

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...The Truth About The Real Comedy Of Life Woe is me, my poor, aching feet do sing A melody and blindness to ole blue moon The fountain of youth sold only dry sand Remember General MacArthur did r......

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...salient arguments whirlwind across the floor rugs of rolling hills closets filled yet more the ones we never speak of portraits fleering infinite mirrored reflections walls of respective dista......

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...Dr John MacArthur is my hero. Please go to YouTube type in: John MacArthur lists the effects of COVID & Lockdowns Watch his video. It is amazing and it is what they are not telling you.........

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...The Florida of My Youth - My Generation By Franklin Price 10/13/2019 Was born in mid November of nineteen forty five, Was the last of seven siblings (only four are still alive). Four sisters a......

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... Sandcastle on the Shore *Poem based on Richard Harris's singing, "MacArthur Park."            ~~~~ Like a child, playing with wet sand, I tried to keep our sandcastle together with thes......

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...Twas the day before Christmas and out on the range Some strange guys were shooting some things that were strange There were Springfields and Mausers and parkerized pistols And a guy in a trench wh......

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...Donna left him alone and fled in her yellow dress, Richard sitting all by himself and feeling quite upset, the dusk coming quickly as the sun started to set, he pondered his and Donna's relationsh......

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...From Me to the Wise Why would I want to really raise a fuss? Knowing my poems are great for all of us If not in your life things will be missing When read at same time are you whistling? As ......

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...He promised those in need he would return It took him longer then he wanted These people that he left would not be spurned He promised those in need he would return Now that is what this general ......

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...Kokoda 1942 See-saw battle Red blood was a running, emerald green saw it pour, In the mountains of Kokoda, death on the see-saw, 400 fifteen to eighteen year old boys knew the score, ......

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...Dedicated to Lt. Gen. George S. Patton, Jr. (November 11, 1885 – December 21, 1945) I'd fought a hundred battles through the ages past and new I'd been a lowly foot soldier But a......

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...(Continued from Part Two - 1) Nothing of the foisoning ageold homegrownwine strained through Ol’ Kayyam’s ever draining ruba’iyat bowl keeps vigil in their scelerosed veins ......

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... Miracle Worker by Rick Rucker That, from a ugly lump of clay, You have moulded me today! That, in what seems like a minute, You have saved what others would say "Bin it!" Yo......

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