War Poetry Poems - Poems about War Poetry

...share and care again. We’ve to barter the unwanted with the wanted. Life rusts in revenge and rivalry. Pendle War Poetry Contest Winner (Overseas Category) ......Read More

...No dulcet it was cries of peace amidst gunfire shells and smoke lingered.......Read More

...War Is... War is unkind to servicemen, women, animals, flora, fauna, nature's terrains, seas, atmospheres, and every......Read More

...contest originally, but was used by Professor Anne-Marie Thornton of Bilkent University in Ankara, Turkey, to teach her WAR POETRY class in the spring semester of 2017. My sincere thanks to her and her students, (who I got to know through t......Read More

...Silent, dawn crept low and solemn Over the Virginia valley The misty orange haze of a pale sunrise Cloaking the farm......Read More

... Her small angelic face ... Once a place where broad smiles bloomed like butterflies on marigolds, is streaked......Read More

...Peace Movements A mentor of mine once tasked me to do three things each day for others….and not get found out. ......Read More

...h! Should I pull out of Iraq? Or should I stay? There's a war going on inside my brain. What's next Vietnam? War Poetry By Kim Robin Edwards Copyright 2003,2015..ALL rights reserved.. ......Read More

...lso presented on Anzac Day at Auckland Museum,New Zealand. It also appeared in 'Selected Poems Anthology 2014 by Pendle War Poetry, U K) ......Read More

...from his ‘stupor gland’. (My limerick which was selected and published in Selected Poems Anthology 2013 by Pendle War Poetry, U K) ......Read More

...engineer bartered his two bullets for that credit. Bullets could shatter the chest, but couldn’t the truth. Pendle War Poetry, U K has published this poem in Selected Poems Anthology 2013 (Wayanad is a natural paradise and a bio-di......Read More

...oets that I was not familiar with. The minutes passed.. and then my eye was caught by The Penguin Book of First World War Poetry, .published in 1979... edited by Jon Silkin, London, England. By the end of the next hour the tears were b......Read More

...orgive if you find these words riddled Lines limping for I want poetry to drag and Screech like lame Iraqi tank Post-war poetry just cant' afford to be brisk and smart SoI make it hop like Hopkins And retard its pace with heavy Hawtho......Read More