Short Warme Poems

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Premium Member Fighting For What

You knock on my door and tell me there two countries at war. And you want me to help 
fight in this war. I will fight in this war but is it really worth it me fighting for these two 
countries that are at war.
me
Form:


Silents

Cuts and bruises cover 
my legs and arms
All  has fallen silent to me 
for a bomb went of next to me 
mudd,smutt and blood cover
my hands and face 
you can not tell who i am anymore
 only my dog tags can tell who i truelly am
I know that i well be going home soon now
with flag drapped over my casket
Form:

Battle of Good and Evil

Night comes on as I stand alone!Voices torture me I can not set myself free!Still I do 
not hide never does my gardain leave my side!In a world of chaos I love not hate 
this spirital battle is my faith!As night runs late I do contimplate!Oh great spirit way 
up high,bless me show me the way,for their evils they must pay!
me
Form:

"unlawful Break In" 2/15/09

in the night my hair is a missing 
pugged out with no hair on my fear (fare) pillow 
who comes in the night 
is it you, you bad bad fellow  
to hit my pride, and show me weak~
or sit (set) me up with your lies
to know my medical heal  (heath)
to change my soul (life) and make me dead~ 




aka:lyricvixen in slaver
Form:

First and Foremost

*** (First and foremost)
First and foremost
Let me enjoy
A cup of coffee
Each day at five

Let me forget
That there’s a Wall –
A Wall with two Sides,
A wound in the sky

Let me forget
All those
Who are waiting
To get back the freedom
That they were denied

Let me forget
Divine interventions
Thanks to which I
Am here
On this Side…
Form: Rhyme


Casualty of War Part Xi

No Martyr Here


I will be a martyr
So my brothers say
Yet my stomach
Turns so
I will be a hero to the cause
But only for a day
How did I come to this?
They laughed at me in school
Well I’ll show them
She spurned me
Look at me now
I am a martyr!
I kill so we can rule!
My death will have meaning
Unlike my life
Which is over
As I’ve pulled the pin
Mother, I love you.

Final Solution

If I have inconvenienced you
My sorrow knows no bound

Trust I had the best intention
Yet knew not what to do
To rest your feet on solid ground

Now I cringe in mortal fear
Awaiting your inspection
Punishment for payment due
Secrets to be found

Destroy me with your final strike
Drown me in our tears
Surface glares upon reflection
Will destroy you too
In silence our solution's sound
Form:

M16a2

M16-Noah Holden

I hold 30 bullets to the magazine,
I am the best friend to every marine,
Each bullet travels through my chamber,
When in the hands of a marine your sure to be in danger,
I shoot single shot or in spurts of three,
Pull my slide back to cock me,
My bullet size is 7.62x25,
Get shot by me and I doubt you’ll be alive,
I am an M16A2 assault riffle machine gun,
Come against me and your sure to be done.
Form:

Enough

I’m tired of you hitting on me. 
I’m tired of you thinking I’m your property
Stop disrespecting me!!!
We made vows to stay as a family 
Now, I’m leaving 
Don’t try to stop me 
Oh! You want to be stupid and come after me
Well, I have some training-
So show me what you want to do, baby
Punch, kick, and slap- down in a matter of minutes
By me that’s a fact    
But, here’s some TRUTH….
I’ve had ENOUGH and I’m calling the police to 
Come and lock you up
me
Form: Rhyme

Running

He had put his hand over my mouth, 
And I bit him as hard as I could. I tasted his blood seeping through my teeth. 
I wanted to get away so bad but the force, his force, was the only thing holding me back.
I yelled as loud as I could. I was Just yelling and yelling for help but no one came.
He grabbed me by the neck and threw me against the wall. 
I franticly got up and ran for the door.
 He stopped me by my hair but in my head I was still running,
Running for help.
me

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