Medal Poems - Poems about Medal

Out of curiosity, will I win a medal when I leave? Or get the key that unlocks the golden city, that I’m living to die, just to see? When I go will you greet me with an endless scroll of all my human mistakes? Where repenting was never a choice that proved easy to make....

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Medal Of Honor Day March 25,2025 today is a day for heroes a time to salute the bravest the ones who went beyond the call put life and limb on the line for their comrades and country let us give thanks for those Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine and Coast Guard veterans who have earned the right to wear The Congressional Medal of Honor ...

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You can buy it cheap But, can't buy each story Tiredness and hardship....

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I just won a medal I wasn’t in a war I think it’s made of gold I don’t know what it’s for. I’m shocked at what it weighs. They threw me a parade I got an honorary degree Jimmy Fallon had me on TV now everyone recognizes me My old friends say I’m fickle by the paparazzi I am heckled I was notified that it’s ‘taxable’ It...

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He didn’t really meet Sally as such, more she met him. He was walking down the High street when she tapped him on the shoulder. I’m in a real hurry, but your brother Tom says he hid your medal under the shed, left-hand side in the middle. Tom had been dead two years now, never far...

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Seeking social status by appointing yourself judge of other peoples situations yet not knowing much asserting authority from which you don’t budge to appear important though you’re out of touch You want them to view you as talented and clever trying to win approval by showing you are better, highlighting what you do to those...

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Queen Bess's Uniform We didn’t want the frostbite We didn’t want the burns We didn’t want to leave our homes And families far astern. We didn’t like the future As we grimly sailed away But we wore Queen Bess’s Uniform And did it anyway. We didn’t want the battle Or the bayonets at night We didn’t want to lose our lives In such a distant fight We didn’t...

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wake up time for meddling meddling away the day it's got a bad rap wake up pray on demand yelling goes over well with a no no no never yelling deserves the medal dinner plate of medley would be just fine side of baby corn's will come up later deserves a medal...

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i will never meet you, but i can still greet you as my friend i will till the end all chats with you feel good pure positivity as it should trying things we have no worry cool, laid back, without no hurry i do hope each time that it's a smile that i send for it is a sincere honor to have...

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The Medal I dislike bragging Once I won a bronze medal For running Sixty meters I wore the medal Every day Even when going to bed Put it under my pillow One day it wasn’t there I think my brother Took it. It was found Behind the bookshelf Yes, we only had one 10 years later. By then I had become blazê Gold was the goal I never got...

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The pain and the success, The aches and the medals, The sweat before the shower, Feeling weak where you once felt power. The trips and the podiums, The icy morns and the sunlit eves, The strained pant before the joyous exhale, A winning mentality to beat any fear of fail. The disappointments and the smiles, The sore backs and the comforting throb of rest, A...

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Uncle soldier Sammie is too flashback far Saigon The bad memory withdrawals are too ganja gun smoke strong So he pumps up the blame volume, saying who’s dirty napalm wrong He’s got a shaky second and third finger condition, a LSD (long standing delusion) induced affliction So spaced out on psychedelic visions of democracy victory It triggers poppy field...

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Carved a niche in history with his javelin throw Neeraj Chopra, the Indian with golden glow He speared it in his first attempt, cool and composed The next was ev’n better, he triumphed unopposed. 08.08.2021 ...

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A policeman named Abele Bibka Never ran marathons in Korea Won Olympics in Rome Took a gold medal home His country then named, Abyssinia ________________________________ You can't make up a name like this... Abele was in the military guard of then-Emperor Hailie Selassie. He won the gold medal in 1960, back when most Olympic athletes were true amateurs, training...

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Previous winners were Elie Wiesel, Mother Teresa, Bob Hope, Norman Rockwell, Rosa Parks, Walt Disney and a Pope*… B.B.King and Yo Yo Ma, Dylan and Pearl Bailey, Frank Sinatra, E.B. White, Tom Hanks and Alvin Ailey… Meryl Streep and I.M. Pei, Spielberg and De Niro, Harper Lee, Casals, Aretha – Every one a hero. Shockingly, another name’s Been added to the list, With whom most honorees, I think, Would...

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