Verdun Poems - Poems about Verdun

...No Supper Round as a planet, dark as the galaxy the interior looked like the last battle in Verdun the early spring of 1914. It had been a healthy preparation of carrots, beans turnips, potato......Read the rest...

...Your smile shines~ as the new morn breaks upon wisteria water reflecting sunlight kisses on sleepy teal trees. Your laughters echo~ upon the verdun leaves that radiate a lilac shade as......Read the rest...

...The Unknown Warrior Comes Home by Robert J (Bob) Moore © Nov.2018 From the battlefields on the Western front four warriors, are going home plain coffins covered by the flag these warriors were......Read the rest...

...If the day dawns at last that your heart bows to service, acknowledges, longs to ‘pay forward’ past debts, I’ll praise God. If you live Life of Grace (shown to people around you), to mentors, your......Read the rest...

...orchidlike delicate petals ~ oozing in shades of teal and admiral are like dancing ballerinas hailing for the first kiss of rain whilst flaxen and golden grasses are softly cascading honey fl......Read the rest...

...SUMMER IN THE SUN There was a young man from Verdun Who lazed in the hot summer sun. He reclined, all revealing, Till his skin started peeling, Then he said, “I reckon I’m don......Read the rest...

...My mind wanders to the stillness of a field where wild asters used to stud the grass with blue I seem to hear the echo of a voice Lamenting over the vast stretches where my thoughts cling H......Read the rest...

...Eleventh hour— young men perished, their hopes and dreams all lost: Ypres, The Marne, Verdun of the Eleventh day— silent, fell guns, and stillness took the front: Argonne, Belleau Woo......Read the rest...

... Man makes this reality It's up to you test Clarity comes well born to dawn...Read the rest...

...Clarity comes well born to dawn With an undying, insatiable rage, Gone are the times when love was ours That permitted a wit to gauge Free men once said that time based lies Do marketh and str......Read the rest...

...Moonscape In the cemetery there are twelve thousand dead. They fought and died for Paschendale. Such slaughter took place. One hundred and forty thousand Allies are missing. Fighting and dying i......Read the rest...

...Three cousins played a “game’ of war A map of Europe spread across the floor No adults there to keep the score As each of them wanted more and more Three of four empires lay upon that map As t......Read the rest...

...While general’s drink their claret wine, In taverns far behind the lines The English tommy spills another wine On Flanders table, made from mothers pride In front of guns in faltered stride The swee......Read the rest...

...in a rut no, a trench. pulled under like Ypres or Verdun walls held up by bodies of dearly departed. we gather here today because we have to. so chew the dirt from fingernails, swim this mud s......Read the rest...