People Memorial Poems

After school on my TV screen you were there
Giving me power from my bullies or scratching my hair.
How can I forget how you looked, orange...

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Nagasaki, the city of night,
A place of peace and light,
Where beauty is so sublime,
That it touches every heart of mine.
The people of this city,
Are filled...

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In Hiroshima, a city of peace
A single bomb of nuclear release
The victims' screams, a haunting sound
A level of destruction so profound

A Japanese city once so...

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How many times do we humans reflect
On one of the most famous moments in history?
And this is the key to unlocking
The answers to what once...

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From 4 – 5 in Central Park,
Beneath his favorite tree,
So many fans of Flaco* gathered – 
Yes, including me.

Around the trunk were letters,
Poems and pictures...

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Martin Luther King Once Said I Have A Dream
That was on August 28TH, 1963
BUT little did he know that when he spoke those four worlds
He...

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Feelings are lost,
And all to what cost?
Wars grow larger outside.

Taste of the smoke,
Gone in one stroke.
Hiding away inside.

And all that I see, 
Is the world...

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By the river of no return
Where we sat
There we wait 
Remembering our homeland 

We were taken into captivity 
Requiring from us total submission 
How shall...

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To everyone serving in the military,
The Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, and Marines;
You gave your lives protecting people like me,
From the ground, in the...

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People of many nations
Rallied to the cause
United in their effort
To end two World Wars.	
At the many Cenotaphs
Poppy Wreathes are laid
With two minutes silence
And National respect...

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Attracted to the phone screen .
The password is required. 
No facial scan to unlock only a password could be entered. 
Still trying ...
Someone wants to...

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I remember the day when the terrorists shocked
Our world. I remember that sad and dreadful day.
Two planes crashed like missiles 
Into the Twin Towers in...

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His name was Paul Reubens but many people knew him as Pee-Wee.
He was a famous entertainer and he lost his life at the age of...

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Glory to the Departed
by Maxwell "Max" Sebastian Burchett

I had to be free.
Now I am gone,
But remember me 
So freedom goes on.

Not an easy road to...

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United 
By Rebecca Dominique Morris 

The worker bee is not just a sign
Its a representation of our community which terrorism will not undermine 
It's a symbol...

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