Poems About: SOLDIER

The night draws near
I hear your cries
Bloodied battle fields
Wasted lifes read more »

that somebody else’s
freedom is worth a mother
losing her son on a desert
battlefield filled with bullets read more »

A Soldier's Fears
By: Christiane Cardinal

Nightmares keep him awake all night read more »

In rowboats and schooners
and yachts and canoes and dories
the British soldiers were
snatched from death at Dunkirk read more »

The sweat embedded soldier
marches threw the time of Ancient Rome
on the vast torn ground of the mighty land of Troy
marching Stepping all because of an immature, inhuman argument read more »

A short brown soldier
Fought the world war
In the Burman land,
For four years, read more »

when the bullet
enters the soldier's heart
it pierces the mother's love;
while the soldier lies motionless read more »

Soldiers cross their swards for their kings.
Kings don’t fight for the soldiers.
People wage war for their seers.
Seers don’t fight for their people. read more »

I gave the flag
To the widow of a young soldier
Who had died in the
Vietnan read more »

The soldiers of death line up,
They fire their arrows.
They fire their hate.
Bombs of fate explode nearby. read more »

Gallant remarks will suffer in front of mortals,
They object to the prize offered in the aisles.
Inside, a record has been achieved, of gravity,
To tear the flesh and love, the livers maniacally. read more »

He'd rather take Orders
He'd rather burn Borders
They want him Out
He has never lost a Bout read more »