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Proud To Be A Soldier

by khawaja isha sanaullah

Poem / War and Military

March 31, 2017

7 days reads: 4

Summary

This poem is a tribute to the army soldiers. They are ready to sacrifice for their country. This poem is about a boy, who was free. He saw many dreams and he wanted to live for his country. The boy was finally given a push into the army one day. The world had changed for him. He had to leave his family. One day, during a war, he was shot by his enemy. Now the soldier speaks that he has died but still his name remains. The enemy wasn't able to destroy his identity completely. He says he was strong and happy to have died. He says that the enemy had killed him finding him strong in the battlefield. The soldier warns the enemy that death is on his way because many of his soldier friends are still present on the battlefield and the fight isn't over. The soldier thanks the enemy for killing him. As because of him, he was able to achieve the high rank in heaven. He proudly says although he have died but his name is still being recalled by his nation. He is happy to have lived for his nation.

Lindisfarne:793 AD

by Celtic-Scribe63

Poem / War and Military

June 28, 2017

7 days reads: 3

Comments: 3

Shelves: 1

Summary

The story of the Viking raid on Lindisfarne island.

Confederate Soldier

by Ephemeral Dawn

Poem / War and Military

October 19, 2017

7 days reads: 3

Comments: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary

Update 2023: This poem expresses views I don't totally align with anymore. I will nevertheless, with this notice, leave it up here as a piece of history, for it is something I wrote and believed in many years ago, and I do not agree with censoring or erasing history. Part of Old Description: I in no way support slavery; I think any infringement on human freedom, irrespective of race, must be seriously-well justified lest it be a thoroughly heinous act of immorality that I will always vehemently oppose. I also oppose big governments, though. Slavery aside, I support the ideas of independence that motivated the Confederate fight, just like those that motivated the American fight against the British in the revolution.

Wait For Me Under the Sitting Tree

by Writer in the Wind

Poem / War and Military

November 24, 2011

7 days reads: 2

Comments: 4

Summary

A lost love.

Why We Fight

by Lady Wolf

Poem / War and Military

October 16, 2009

7 days reads: 1

Comments: 6

Summary

Written for the protesters that wait for us to come home. When we first step off the plane and are greeted by hateful words.

revolve-R

by lovealways

Poem / War and Military

November 09, 2009

7 days reads: 1

Comments: 2

Summary

Gun blazing entertainment

I Am A Marine

by AmethystPendragon

Poem / War and Military

July 19, 2010

7 days reads: 1

Summary

About A Marine with love to my Fiancee' HooRah !

Night on Guadalcanal

by livingonaprayer

Poem / War and Military

April 22, 2011

7 days reads: 1

Summary

This is the first war poem I tried to write, and I really like how it turned out. It is the first of a series of 3 WWII poems that I wrote for a fairly large, online war poetry contest. I wrote it after watching the new series The Pacific, about the war in the Pacific Theater. Still in revision.

Who was Lizzie Van Zyl

by steven cooke

Poem / War and Military

July 01, 2012

7 days reads: 1

Comments: 1

Summary

Quote from a Journalist Cowardice of the most loathsome cure on earth - the act of striking at a brave man's heart through his wife's honour and his child's life."

LAST BIRTHDAY CAKE

by venus ps

Poem / War and Military

February 26, 2013

7 days reads: 1

Comments: 1

Summary

This poem is about a jewish family where they lost their happiness and peace because of rule of HITLER and it talks about their last birthday eve with their family.