War Comes Again Poem by Barry Middleton

War Comes Again



another soldier dies
a sweetheart gently cries

a wife falls to her knees
to pray and weep and grieve

a father too is lost
and is it worth the cost

a faithful friend is gone
the war still rages on

the leaders make excuse
to not secure a truce

and evil is condoned
as tyrants seize the throne

War Comes Again
Monday, February 13, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: tyranny,war
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Pamela Sinicrope 24 February 2017

I hope war does not come again- but I'm sure it will.

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Pamela Sinicrope 24 February 2017

The picture is so compelling. My parents live in Arlington, in view of Iwo Jima monument, the arlington cemetery and Fort Myer (I think that's the one) ...whenever I visit, it hits me....especially when they play taps (which they do every night) ....

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Barry Middleton 24 February 2017

Yeah, me too. I love thwe picture I found for this one.

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