Short Legionnaire Poems
Short Legionnaire Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Legionnaire by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Legionnaire by length and keyword.
Vogleweh
I walked without her through a tentacled forest. Skulls broke beneath butters. A scarlet-and-gold clad Legionnaire, unequipped for darkness, richer than Deutsch chocolate. A lance bogged in moist marsh. Stripped bare and skull dragged, I broke free, into the forest. I walked there, without her....
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Categories:
legionnaire, abortion, absence, analogy, angel, anger, angst, autumn,
Form:
Blank verse
The Silent Screen
Laurel's in heaven a girl kissed him
He's going around with a stupid grin
Hardy's jealous he wants a girlfriend
He's out of luck no money to spend.
Hardy's become a legionnaire
Uniform too tight for his fat derrière
Laurel was sent to Tanzania
'twas big mistake he caught diarrhea....
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Categories:
legionnaire, funny, humorous,
Form:
Clerihew
The Stars I See Tonight
I hear the music of the night, and as the angels begin to sigh
the last ribbons of light fall loose across my path
God , vigilant illusionist of all times
as you scry the moon for me tonight, the stars
align themselves, and the Universe thrums in solvent time;
Dios, incarnate flash and glimmer of my soul,
legionnaire of all mankind, you draw me to your heaven
as if I were a mere reflection of the stars I see tonight...
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Categories:
legionnaire, appreciation,
Form:
Free verse
Before the Colors Fade George Patton (1885-1945)
Pistol-proud, Virginia-vain,
Deaf to danger, numb to pain,
Born a century too late,
George Patton spat at Fate.
Underneath the bombshell’s burst,
He knew this was not the first
Blood of enemies he’d spilled,
Nor the first age when he’d killed.
Once a prehistoric Celt,
Then a legionnaire who felt
Glee at gashing Jesus’ side;
Later, serving Him with pride.
Visionary general,
Prayerful, and profane, and all
This, and something more as well;
Poet, rhyming while bombs fell....
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Categories:
legionnaire, history, war
Form:
Verse
To the Forgotten
To The Forgotten
Military history is written by the victors.
Generals and politicians who stamp
their names on the pages of books
written by men and women in ivory towers.
It is actually made by the common:
legionnaire, dog face, doughboy, airman,
seaman and marine. Most names unknown
to those that write the histories.
But every name a known part of a life story
to a mother, father, spouse or child who’ve
watched their loved ones go off to help
someone else make history.
...
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Categories:
legionnaire, war,
Form:
Free verse