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May 28, 2007 · THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER. There’s a graveyard near the White House. Where the Unknown Soldier lies, And the flowers there are sprinkled. With the tears from mother’s eyes. I stood there not so long ago. With roses for the brave, And suddenly I heard a voice. Speak from out the grave: ‘I am the Unknown Soldier,’. The spirit voice began,
Through the voice of an unknown soldier, the poem critiques the inadequate support provided to ex-servicemen and questions the value of their sacrifices. It also highlights the profound emotional toll war takes on families and communities.
- The Brave. This poem reflects on the courage of soldiers who faced unimaginable challenges. Their bravery is a beacon of inspiration and respect. In lands far, their courage shone,
- Silent Heroes. This poem is a tribute to the unsung heroes, the soldiers who silently bore the weight of war and sacrificed without seeking glory. In shadows of war, they fought unseen,
- The Final Salute. This poem captures the solemn moment of giving a final salute to a fallen soldier, a powerful symbol of respect and farewell. With hands to hearts, we stand and gaze,
- Echoes of Valor. Echoes of Valor is about the lasting impact of soldiers’ bravery that resonates through time and inspires future generations. In history’s echo, their valor rings,
Whether it's the haunting imagery of poppies in "In Flanders Fields," the reflection on the unnamed heroes in "The Unknown Soldier," or the timeless wisdom of Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, these poems offer a glimpse into the profound impact our veterans have had on our society.
I am the Unknown Soldier, I stood where the poppies grow, They mark the place of the fallen, Where we stood row by row. I am the Unknown Soldier, The rivers run red with blood, The ground forever stained crimson, Poppies growing where I once stood. I am the Unknown Soldier, My family grieves while I lay dead, You walk the earth alive and well,
Through the voice of an unknown soldier, the poem critiques the inadequate support provided to ex-servicemen and questions the value of their sacrifices. It also highlights the profound emotional toll war takes on families and communities.
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Poems from the First World War were written first-hand, by the soldiers themselves. They were truthful, they were pensive, and they were angry. Below, we’ve collected excerpts from several of the better-known World War 1 poems, along with a couple you may not yet have heard.
