Description:wars, are they meaningful or pointless? should we honor the victories despite the lives we took? or the lives we lost? A lot of people die during wars and it makes us question wether it is worth it or not. Is there any other way to settle things?
Synopsis: these are a few poems about war or battles that i enjoy
George Washington a war poem by James Russell Lowell
The Recruit a war poem by A. E. Housman
The Song of the Soldiers a war poem by Charles G. Halpine
The Unknown Soldier by Angela Morgan
The Dying Veteran, by Walt Whitman
Ready to Kill, by Carl Sandburg
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
free verse poem
they spear us
they clip us
they hold us
they injure us
they won the game
they beat us down
they wore us out
they played unfair
they clip us
they hold us
they injure us
they won the game
they beat us down
they wore us out
they played unfair
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
iceland volcano found poem
Volcano
Eruption
Lava flow
Halted flights
Plumes of lava
Cataclysmic
Steaming-hot stones
1,200 degrees
Mother natures bad side
Eruption
Lava flow
Halted flights
Plumes of lava
Cataclysmic
Steaming-hot stones
1,200 degrees
Mother natures bad side
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
tonka poem
dexteriods he says
thats what he loves to call me
he thinks he is cool
by making up names for me
mikkel needs to grow up soon
thats what he loves to call me
he thinks he is cool
by making up names for me
mikkel needs to grow up soon
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Practice
Practically torture
Rain fuels the fire
Allways repetitive
Covered in blood
Tired and worn
Innocent young men they
Claim to be
Except we were sent here for a reason
Rain fuels the fire
Allways repetitive
Covered in blood
Tired and worn
Innocent young men they
Claim to be
Except we were sent here for a reason
Monday, April 12, 2010
Full Back
Five yards off the center
Underestimated value
Lined up behind the halfbacks
Like the quarterbacks personal bodyguard
Blindside blocker
Attack the gap
Cover the outside linebacker
Kill the defensive
Underestimated value
Lined up behind the halfbacks
Like the quarterbacks personal bodyguard
Blindside blocker
Attack the gap
Cover the outside linebacker
Kill the defensive
Sunday, April 11, 2010
I worry about him
“Back off, you don’t have to try and sit on my lap,” I say to him almost every day followed by the most annoying noise: the sound of his chair scooting closer. The same thing happens almost every day. I worry about him.
A lonely boy he must be, feeling the need to get close to another guy. I worry about him
Laps, he must be obsessed with my lap. It’s constant and even after he moves away he comes right back. I worry about him.
Boys, he must be obsessed with boys. He never does this to girls. I worry about him.
Only me, he must be obsessed with me. I don’t know why he does this to me. I worry about him.
Ah poor moises, is he confused about himself? Or is he just freakishly attracted to me like a magnet. Oh how I worry about him.
A lonely boy he must be, feeling the need to get close to another guy. I worry about him
Laps, he must be obsessed with my lap. It’s constant and even after he moves away he comes right back. I worry about him.
Boys, he must be obsessed with boys. He never does this to girls. I worry about him.
Only me, he must be obsessed with me. I don’t know why he does this to me. I worry about him.
Ah poor moises, is he confused about himself? Or is he just freakishly attracted to me like a magnet. Oh how I worry about him.
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