2 result(s) for World War 1 Poems.
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The Weight of Steel
A helmet rests upon the brow,
A heavy crown, the solemn vow.
Forged in fire, a soldier's plight,
To bear the weight of endless night.
In trenches deep where shadows creep,
Where dreams lie still and sorrow weeps,
Each heartbeat echoes, each breath a prayer,
Freedom’s cost is found in despair.
Yet in the silence, spirits rise,
A glimmering hope 'neath leaden skies.
For even amidst the blood and bone,
A flicker of light calls us home.
Tears on Paper
Beneath the stars, so far from home,
A soldier writes with heart of stone.
Ink smudged with tears, the paper weeps,
Of love and longing, the silence creeps.
Each word a bullet, each line a plea,
For a world that once was, for the boy in me.
The trenches echo with memories lost,
Yet in these letters, I count the cost.
I send you whispers on trembling sheets,
The dawn of battle, where courage meets.
Forgive my silence, the nights grow cold,
In ink and valor, our stories unfold.
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