Poems About: SOLDIER

In this page, poems on / about “soldier” are listed.

  • 337.
    INDIAN GIVERS

    Brave young soldiers give legs and arms
    To roadside bombs, with no end in sight
    While Uncle Sam asks for re-up refunds
    Send collectors to VA to give them fright read more »

    Ray Lucero
  • 338.
    soldier

    'TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS,
    HE LIVED ALL ALONE, read more »

    amos nyakundi
  • 339.
    Wheat

    Old soldiers can feel it move
    in the soles of the feet,
    how the Grand Army recruits
    another season. read more »

    Val Morehouse
  • 340.
    soldiers

    dedicated
    to the soldiers of iraq
    and to the current president
    georg bush read more »

    christopher mcdonald
  • 341.
    Join Up

    Choking smoke
    Rolling thunder read more »

    ty. bohls
  • 342.
    The Graceful Battle Field

    Across the broken field,
    A defenseless prisoner was trying to save the:
    uncivilized soldier.
    The inncent sky begging, read more »

    Cece Evans
  • 343.
    Wars of School

    everyday it's likes drums at school bang, bang, bong.
    WW2 planes flying in halls.
    students dominated by striking teachers. read more »

    Vang Lor
  • 344.
    Soldier! ! *

    Stand like a soldier
    Buried in my shoulder
    Lies retraced
    Across your palm read more »

    Becky Ginn
  • 345.
    RORSCHACH TEST....

    SOLDIERS bringing down goliath,
    a totem pole turned into a snake,
    pep pills, for the lost and phobic,
    and a zen, walking around in his/her read more »

    DAVID GERARDINO
  • 346.
    Join the army

    Choking smoke
    Rolling thunder
    The forgotten soldier
    Still cries for his mother read more »

    willow moon pearce
  • 347.
    The Soldiers

    Broken Soldiers
    Line the toybox.
    Guns and rifels
    Remain in sand. read more »

    Daniel Yetman
  • 348.
    Defeat

    Marching in lines
    10 long and 2 wide
    marching along with no sense of pride
    soldiers of way read more »

    Demen ...
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