***(WWII Poems)***

  • aDORKable x3
    17 years ago

    what an interesting topic! i have to write one for school for a project so I would like to reserve a spot =] great idea!

    ♥ Ciao

  • Lauren Waszkiewicz
    17 years ago

    Alrighty i have 2 prewritten holocaust poems. i hope they're okay.

    #1 What happens

    What happens when you’re all alone,
    with no one there beside you?
    What happens when no love remains,
    and no one is there to guide you?

    What happens when your fate is decided,
    by someone you’ve never met?
    What happens when the happy times,
    Are the memories you forget?

    What happens when innocence is shattered,
    and wicked ways are aloud?
    What happens when no one will help,
    when no one is around?

    What happens when the darkness,
    is vindicated from the night?
    What happens when is evil power,
    modifies what is right?

  • Italian Stallion
    17 years ago

    Can they be old poems? or do they have to be new?

  • Italian Stallion
    17 years ago

    Running Through The Battlefield (Acrostic)
    by Italian Stallion

    Running through the battlefield
    Until I die
    Nothing can stop me
    Nothing but a bullet to the eye
    In the trench's I run
    Noting the expressions of soldiers
    Going through hell

    The bodies that just lay
    Having blood drip from them
    Running the images through my head
    Obedient ways of thought
    Until I go insane
    Going through the battlefield
    Holding my riffle tight

    Twirling bombs falling to the ground
    Hoping it won't hit me
    Embedded these images

    Bonded till I die
    At such a moment
    The Private in front of me
    Torn to pieces by a bomb
    Left behind, nothing but torn flesh and bones
    Embedded these images
    Forever till the day I die
    In such a feeling of friendship
    Easy for others to talk about
    Lord only knows, why I don't
    Don't ever want to see those images again, never want to go through such pain again

    © Copyright 2006 By: Italian Stallion

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    Acrostic Poetry is where the first letter of each line spells a word, usually using the same words as in the title. Pretty straight forward, no rhyme scheme or syllable count.
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  • Avrii Monrielle
    17 years ago

    please reserve me!

    thnx

  • TheWorldFellNUWerentThere
    17 years ago

    I think I'll take a try at this!

    Reserve me in!

  • ephemera
    17 years ago

    Can I have a spot?

    Thanks:D

  • silhouette fairy
    17 years ago

    i don't have a WWII poem exactly but this poem is based off of schinler's list and so here it is....if it is okay for the contest enjoy if not enjoy but don't judge it with your contest...so here it is.....

    Their silent sleep
    by Silhouette, of something unimaginable

    The shot was heard
    it came from you
    they are like cattle
    just kill them
    without any feeling
    you look at them like
    they aren't human
    why should the live
    your are superior to them?
    you're an animal
    they have feelings
    beliefs, a heart
    you savage
    how can you do this
    the little children cry
    mommies and daddies
    killed before their eyes
    now they are alone
    in this world
    to starve and die
    one scholars
    now bodies in a massive grave
    in their silent sleep

  • debbylyn
    17 years ago

    Can I reserve a spot please?

  • Mark
    17 years ago

    3. Worldwar

    Children playing
    In the dust of a war.
    Families are praying
    for the second world so raw

    The afterlife is her
    no one had a clue
    not even the seer
    that safety away from us blew

    to rebuild our world
    will be an impossible job
    cause all over us bodies are hurled.
    and the rest on the ground in an soulless mob.

    Children are playing
    in the dust of a war
    dammed we are, all are saying.
    Cause our last soldier gave up with a roar.

    Title: 3. Worldwar
    By: Mark
    Link: http://www.poems-and-quotes.com/sad/poems.php?id=796199

    It's not quite about WW2, If you can't use this in your contest, then I am very sorry. But perhaps this poem is allowed, quite an old poem btw.
    Thanks... Mark

  • aDORKable x3
    17 years ago

    I just finished it. Hope ya like it! =]

    Except The Ashes

    Tattered clothes, just a size too big or small
    Families torn apart and into the pits, they fall
    Concentration camps packed to the max
    Paying with their lives is the tax

    Large families reduced to just one
    The mind going numb as thoughts come undone
    Wondering and asking, “Why me?”
    Begging…praying…“Let me be!”

    Forced to work on jobs too hard
    Living their lives in a cage that is barred
    The frail bodies, always falling down
    The SS constantly patrolling around

    Wanting such a normal life, but it’s reduced to this
    Desiring the family that they’re forced to miss
    Desiring their life with many friends
    Wishing that this horror would end

    Struggling behind orders that should’ve never been spoken
    The SS beating down on the lost and the broken
    Wandering around aimlessly, no longer able to cry
    Hoping and praying, and always asking “Why?”

    Praying for the day when freedom would reign
    A chance for a new life without the pain
    Hoping for a day when they can finally cry
    Wishing for a day when they can no longer ask why

    Knowing somewhere, somehow, there’s a way
    They still have a voice, even if they have nothing to say
    Silenced by the terror of all that they have seen
    Wishing that this living Hell was only just a dream

    Walking there now, the silence, it screams
    Hiding in the shadows are the things left unseen
    Go into the museum and look past the glasses
    Everything that remained, Except The Ashes

    ~Ciao

  • Lauren Waszkiewicz
    17 years ago

    Can we enter two?

  • *Charisma*
    17 years ago

    may I reserve? Thanks!
    Charisma*

  • *Charisma*
    17 years ago

    I Am Death

    (written as if the gas chambers could actually talk)

    I've watched many a man march down the path
    Unknowing of his true destination
    Thinking he'll take a refreshing shower,
    But then meet his finalization.

    I've heard the last minute prayers
    Of the women and young children too.
    They cry out in agonzing tones
    As they know what I'll soon do.

    It was horrible to watch them approach
    And not be able to say a thing.
    I knew what the outcome would be,
    The bitter consequences it would bring.

    And if I could have stopped the gas
    I would have spared all their lives.
    But men controlled my worst actions
    And did worse than a thousand knives.

    I've cradled lifeless bodies within
    The sturdy structure I used to be.
    I've looked upon men carrying them out.
    It's nothing anyone should see.

    I am a cause for broken families,
    Missing grandfathers, mothers, and friends.
    I am a hated remembrance of a time
    That you truly can't comprehend.

    By: Charisma*

  • Natasha
    17 years ago

    count me in for a spot? :)

  • debbylyn
    17 years ago


    Fiery Slumber R.I.P.

    The seventh of December
    In Nineteen Forty-one
    Grey wings o'er the horizon
    From East the Rising Sun
    While Paradise did slumber
    They struck our shining Pearl
    Brave souls taken unaware
    As evil stole the world

    Across the sea an ashen dawn
    As Death controlled the land
    Burning flesh, raining bombs
    Sick minds and tortuous hands
    God's chosen soon were numbered
    Interred and then entombed
    Their cries unheard in heaven
    By fire they were consumed

    From Midway to Wake Island
    To Iwo Jima's shores
    Bloody beach of Normandy
    The Evil Empire roared
    But righteousness and courage
    Soon cast away the shroud
    Ending terror's bloody reign
    With deadly mushroom clouds

    Auschwitz, Bergen-Belzen
    Six million souls lament
    Lessons from survivors
    Lest we ever should forget
    In infamy it lingers
    Arizona's final sleep
    In foreign lands the crosses stand
    Forever rest in peace

  • Lauren Waszkiewicz
    17 years ago

    three!!!!

    Cmon!

    -did i even enter this contest.. -ponders-

    Ooh i did! and just so you know my screen name is Sociopathetic [Lauren] =[ lol

    and my birthday is on monday. =]

  • PS
    17 years ago

    i want to join.

  • Wings Of Flames
    17 years ago

    reserve a spot.

  • Wings Of Flames
    17 years ago

    The Waking Sleep.

    Into the gully,
    Pools of blood tremble,
    Upon the crimson poppy's,
    The puppets shall assemble,

    "On, on, on!"
    Calls the Sargent's tongue,
    And they march unto death,
    As the battle has begun,

    Guns held in their arms,
    Ammo on their backs,
    Family in their heads and hearts,
    And friends on the tracks,

    Out in the open,
    Heads cracked to start,
    Blood splattered on each face,
    And they're next to bow apart,

    Poppy for each heart that's died,
    A bed to let them rest,
    A stone for a couple words,
    And the priest speaks to be blessed,

    "Ashes to ashes,
    Dust to dust,
    Open the gates to heaven,
    And the hearts you must."

  • LadyPearl
    17 years ago

    RESERVE ME!!!

  • LadyPearl
    17 years ago

    Cry

    The footsteps of my fathers,
    stain red beneath our tears.
    March onward till you wither,
    Till days morph into years.

    Even hope has lost its value,
    When stared into the eyes.
    And faith swept under darkness,
    When Heaven itself dies.

    The gunshots are like my bells,
    Cold and hard at the sound.
    So harsh my body shivers,
    Along with the ashened ground.

    Large mounds of previous friends--
    seen as nothing but sad fate,
    No love, no heart for memories,
    or deathly faces await.

  • Lauren Waszkiewicz
    17 years ago

    BUMP

    RESERVES::

    ~Alexandra
    ~Beloved
    ~The world fell & you weren't there
    ~Astryd
    ~Tash
    ~Poonam

  • TheWorldFellNUWerentThere
    17 years ago

    I dont think I can do this damn thing because for problem one, they never taught us about WWII, and if I dont know anything I cant write about it.

    Sorry,

    xx,
    Khayden.

  • *Charisma*
    17 years ago

    um, you can't email me. but you can leave me your message as a comment on my most recent poem so I'll see it...or just leave it in this contest page. Thanks! Can't wait to see the results!!!
    Charisma*

  • aDORKable x3
    17 years ago

    I don't have PM, but you can just leave the results here...
    or on my newest poem... whichever you prefer to do =]
    ~Ciao

  • *Charisma*
    17 years ago

    Oh my goodness! WOW! My jaw literally dropped! Thank you so much! I mean, really! Wow!
    *still jaw dropped*
    Charisma*
    P.S. If you could comment my most recent ten that'd be great!