Where Greater Men Have Fallen (Lviii) Poem by Stefan Trifu

Where Greater Men Have Fallen (Lviii)



Where greater men have fallen
There man wielded lighting against life
Where greater men have fallen
Worthless monuments bear their strife;
Tear the heart of their mothers
Out from each and every chest
The flood of steel courage smothers
Drowning love and ideal in their breast;
From highest peak to lowest dungeoning trench
Crowned heroes those that bear war's stench
From wretched shore to wretched shore
All sleep where time and sorrow come no more;
History has knighted many heroes with her breath
But none so kingly crowned as man-made death!

Stefan, November 27th 2016

Saturday, February 25, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: life and death,war and peace,warfare
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chinedu Dike 25 February 2017

Good rendition of words. Beautiful poem elegantly brought forth in good rhyme scheme with conviction. An insightful portrayal of vain glorification of man's putrid sludge of iniquity and man inhumanity to man. Thanks for sharing Stefan.

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