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Short Ww2 Poems

Short Ww2 Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Ww2 by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Ww2 by length and keyword.


Premium Member Civilization Down the Drain
In WW2 Sweden sheltered
    Jews in desperate need

  Today Swedes burn a Torah scroll
     a brutish, dastardly deed...

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Categories: ww2, bible, fire, history,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Clerihew Bawden
Edward Bawden's graphic art
had Bardfield village at its heart
Also an artist of WW2 
captured, interned& lost from view...

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Categories: ww2, art, people,
Form: Clerihew
Premium Member Dragonflies
Planes like dragonflies
skimming over the pond*
~Pearl Harbor

*Japanese torpedo aviator remembering December 7, 1941...

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Categories: ww2, war,
Form: Senryu
Premium Member Two Veterans
   My father, a WW2 vet
   My mother too
     On Veterans Day they first met

   They got married on Vets Day too 
     ~ I hope some day to fill their shoes...

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Categories: ww2, courage, dad, hope, mom, soldier, son, world
Form: Rhyme
Ww2
Triggars clicking,
Men shooting,
aeroplanes flying,
bombs dropping,
bones breaking,
trees snapping,
people dying,
letters sending,
women crying,
peace starting,
children learning,
earth changing....

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Categories: ww2, war, world war ii,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Clerihew Hitchens
Ivon Hitchens a !e!ber of the 7&5
ww2 managed to survive
His horizontals resemblethe wide-screen
images to believe&be seen*

*https://www.castlegatehouse.co.uk/paintings-for-sale/ivon-hitchens/dark-landscape-1944/...

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Categories: ww2, art, people,
Form: Clerihew
Premium Member Spaghetti
Spaghetti

The meat, 
the cheese,
the sauce.

The smiles,
the laughs,
the wine.

The music, 
the song, 
the moment... 

The vow of forever!

Then...

You and I, 
and the garlic bread!



A. Foster, Ann Foster, Annette Foster...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ww2, crazy, cute, cute love, friend, friendship, friendship
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Vignette-Through the Glass Ceiling
Lee bridged the race divide
when prejudice had nowhere to hide-
Riding a mustang in the sky
His deeds gave bigotry the lie,
sterotyping his,to defy.

Tribute to Lt-Colonel Lee Archer (1919-2010) WW2 fighter pilot and VP of General Foods who 
died this past week...

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Categories: ww2, black african american, people, war
Form: Narrative
A Story of War
my grandpa was an ex-KAR soldier 
that was before he died
he fought in WW2 as a teenager
but the so called hero
by the ones who wrote our history
was not able to build himself a house
a story of war
must a soldier fight for what's not his?
put in a course he cannot alter?...

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Categories: ww2, family, people, soldier,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Humanitarian Aid
   Remember America’s humanitarian aid 
      to Germany’s Nazis
         and Japan’s Kamikazes
            during daring WW2 raids

   Funny, I don’t remember it either…

   But I know the reason
     giving aid and comfort to a terrorist enemy
        is properly classified as treason 
...

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Categories: ww2, america, care, prison, war,
Form: Rhyme
Trial By Public Opinion
female collaborator,
passionate romantic lover,
despicable and unforgivable traitor
or cringing victim of horrendous war-rape
they know not.

shave her head
in a grotesque ceremony 
of humiliation
they do
nevertheless.

such are the ways of the human,
despicable morally 
in group
as she is....

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Categories: ww2, eulogy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Zieg Heil
Who voted for Adolf Hitler? Almost everybody. No matter which party or candidate chosen. It was done with the fascist attitude of the immoral majority. Sometimes in a disguise. Donald Duck is now Donald Schmuck.(in memory of those of my maternal ancestry who perished in Treblinka concentration camp in Nazi Germany occupied Poland during the WW2 era and in honor of Hannah Arendt. Amen.)...

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Categories: ww2, appreciation,
Form: Blitz
Premium Member Terrorists
There is a lot of talk about terrorists today,
but very little discussion on why they became that way.
My father was a marine during WW2,
and I am sure that in the eyes of the Japanese he was a terrorist too.
One individual's terrorist is another's freedom fighter,
making one form of warfare more acceptable than the other,
to which I must say, "That is absolutely ridiculous.
All forms of warfare are most atrocious."...

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Categories: ww2, war,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Mourning the Passing of Herman Wouk
An old-fashioned modern Jew
  He was brilliant, unique
Weaving the strands of tradition
  Into best-selling novels sleek 

A Navy man, aboard a WW2 mine-sweep
  Mr. Wouk loved letters, his country, and
Talmudic wisdom, from which his works drew deep


   
 Herman Wouk, the prolific novelist and
 lifelong student of the Talmud, has 
 passed on to his Maker today, at the
 tender age of 103.  May he rest in peace......

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Categories: ww2, death, jewish, literature, tribute, wisdom, world war
Form: Ode
Ww1
WW1 and after bloody ww1 our returning boys, were bloody numb, to walk the roads, with a swag outback, to live on rabbit on the track, half crazed from bomb and gas attack, as crazy seen by some, old soldiers on their rum, when they could get em some, outback... re: Dave Williams excellent "The King's Shilling" Don Johnson World War One 1914-1918 WW2 Aussie soldiers, were five bob a day murderers, they quipped:)
...

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Categories: ww2, adventure,
Form: Rhyme
Green Fence Rhyming
you rhyming again, Russell ole friend, stay clear of the bloody green fence, witches n warlocks and the mad n insane, are waiting 4 recompense:) the guys from the war, have been there before, they sidestep away, they aint dense, they dont want no locking, of the bloody great gate, no putting behind the green fence... ww2 soldiers a bit crazed were frightened by the green fence and the lectric shocks etc re:'Inside the Spooky Fence' Russell Sivey..... Don
...

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Categories: ww2, adventure, green,
Form: Rhyme

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