Inspiration Remembrance Day Poems

I waited as tears
wallowed, how so can it be e'er
so, e'er different
tears are the depth of you
it empties from
the void
the absence
of them
I need them
in to...

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By Mary Waldeck

If Heaven had a Facebook, how happy I would be.
To find that they were up there, and that they could talk to me....

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REFLECTIONS
Dr. James E. Martin

The year was nineteen sixty six,
I decided it was time for a major fix.
The war in Viet Nam was going strong,
I knew...

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Seeing a cloud float from child eyes and the recognition 
     The light up moment of clarity smiling wide the definition
...

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Mother


Mother! you are, all in all to me and brother
Father pours you love, sharing job, and further
Happiest family on earth, so we're, mother
I can roar,...

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The common men do not like me
So you sit me down, my spree, spree
I light my cigarette, the fire blazed, ardor, ardor
I'll make a dramatic...

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May life bless you with real freedom, 
Keep enjoyment as your place, 
May you find your own confidence, 
From your education and your space;
May you...

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Moina Michael was a teacher,
Who vowed to wear a poppy,
Each year so as to remember,
The fallen, alone and the dead.

She wrote a poem in reply,
To...

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In Flanders Fields

In Flanders fields the poppies grow;
Their roots reach down to twine amongst the bones,
The mouldering bones.

Each skull in grinning disbelief voices 
Its eternal...

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