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American legion

...We entered the post today the hall was filled with so many disabled veterans and their families many lost their medical benefits due to living situation some were homeless some moved in with ......Read the rest...

Categories: prisoner of war, confidence,
Form: Free verse

Gnarled

...We hadn’t visited for a while. I looked forward to seeing her smile. We came as often as we could. Probably not as often as we should. Mom was in a Nursing Home. Dementia had set in and she st......Read the rest...

Categories: prisoner of war, home,
Form: Rhyme

I Can Never Comply With Fastidious Hygiene

...I can never comply with fastidious hygiene Try as thee most persuasive person might, he/him, she/her, they, them... can never wean yours truly always objected being told when to bathe/shower ......Read the rest...

Categories: prisoner of war, 12th grade, 8th grade,
Form: Rhyme

Wind-Chill Factor

...I felt the southern heat in my younger childhood YEARS. And I also felt Chicago wind-chills that brought me to TEARS. And I felt being held captive like a prisoner of WAR whose blood-stained body ......Read the rest...

Categories: prisoner of war, winter,
Form: Rhyme

On the Other Side

...SEQUEL: Sebastian Jnr Ft Poet Em Em On the other side, lies Blind heart: swimming in his sweat Heading to verge of nowhere in eve To dredge his sepulchre For who knows? He said Of what rain t......Read the rest...

Categories: prisoner of war, 1st grade, satire,
Form: Free verse

Father In Law War Operations

...Unescorted NYC HMT NY 660 Louis Pasteur started out from New York Harbor Nov. 30, 1944. Landed in Liverpool, England Dec. 8th, 1944. Arrived Brddulph, Staffordshire, England Dec. 9th, 1944. ......Read the rest...

Categories: prisoner of war, allegory, analogy,
Form: I do not know?

Under the Cover

...Under The Cover. . You can never ever Tell a book by it’s cover As I was later to discover The Lady in the Nursing home The old man across the way All have a story to tell Hidden away . Som......Read the rest...

Categories: prisoner of war, appreciation, caregiving, conflict,
Form: Free verse

The Things Never Said

...The Things Never Said The terror… The only things ever said about my daddy’s WWII service were that he’d been to New Guinea where he’d ridden on a truck full of soldiers by a river without a name ......Read the rest...

Categories: prisoner of war, christian, fear, may, political,
Form: Prose Poetry

Freedom

... Shriveled toes moving forth on muddled brown soil, sending chills down the morose spine of brutalities. Three hundred and fifty four days numbed in tyranny, ......Read the rest...

Categories: prisoner of war, freedom,
Form: Free verse

Dizzy Still Fights

...he fought for his country the freedom of others and the will to survive the compounds of war his friends called him dizzy because he could spin circles around thoughts in their heads while s......Read the rest...

Categories: prisoner of war, society, war,
Form: Free verse

Winston Churchill

...Winston Politician, Leader, Orator, Prisoner of War Son of Lord Randolph and Jennie, husband of Clementine, father of five Lover of cuban cigars, trenchcoats, and hats Who feels love, compassion ......Read the rest...

Categories: prisoner of war, celebrity, people,
Form: Bio

Remembering Lattie Mcgee

...His name was Lattie McGee. I never met him, and he never met me, but he touched my life in a profound way when I saw his face on the news one day. His little body was bruised and battered, eve......Read the rest...

Categories: prisoner of war, abuse, bullying, child abuse,
Form: Rhyme

The Grid

...A mother of eight Left to raise them on her own Damn that man...for dying And leaving her lost, alone A soldier of valor Stood his ground in the face of fear Now, he is court marshaled For t......Read the rest...

Categories: prisoner of war, truth,
Form: Rhyme

Prisoner of War

...Prisoner Of War Caught in your draft With no uniform Facing battle Of a new form Never was much For walking in line Yet the earth shifted This round is mine Was not warned Never warned be......Read the rest...

Categories: prisoner of war, crush, emotions, feelings, first
Form: Imagism

A True American Hero For the Ages

...A True American Hero for the Ages I thought it would be most appropriate to take a moment to reflect on the life and public service of the late U.S. senator, retired U.S. naval officer and aviat......Read the rest...

Categories: prisoner of war, america, celebration, character, inspiration,
Form: Narrative

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