Wrote this around about the time of California fires circa 10/12/2017 and also after the multiple hurricanes hitting the SE US plus Caribbean islands and probably other places besides. And also Las Vegas... Sometimes in face of news on these kinds of things, takes some processing. I guess in essence that's what this all is for me. Lemme know what you think if you want.

La guerre est une histoire de présent, de passé et aussi d'avenir. Ceci est la dernière lettre qu'un soldat enverra à sa famille... Enjoy !

Originally a school assignment: I used only words found in The Crucible by Arthur Miller to write a poem in response to Islamophobia, or the dislike of or prejudice against Islam or Muslims, especially as a political force.

My insight on what sacrifice feels like to me in a war.

A child standing by the road has a sad look on her face. No one would truly understand what she has seen. PLEASE REVIEW!

A poem about nuclear repercussions and the ignorance of world leaders

[Twelve Zero Zero] "It all ends in the musk of blood and dirt..." [Twelve Shots of Summer: Quarter Queller]

People who have some knowledge of China and Chinese food (and I mean like, the real kind), would get this poem better than people who don't. Still, I tried to explain it a bit before start of poem and not sure if the explanation honestly helped or isn't really necessary for understanding. In some ways, food is food after all, especially if you're starving to death because of...

It's been awhile, but I wanted to invite anyone I could to meet someone I know a little too well.

Poems related to war

A distinct traveler enunciates his tale...

View the last moments of a captured hero.

A poem about one of the many young soldiers who perished in the war. Bonus: His name is hidden in the poem...hope you can find it. I derived the structure of this poem from A Boat Beneath a Sunny Sky by Lewis Carroll.

Code Zero: the end of everything.

A special message to all who know of what really does to you if are you corrupted by it. And to know what it truly is from within you.

On the news, there are always stories of war and tragedy. We wish we could be away from it all, but in the end, this is the world we live in.

A short writing, somewhere between a poem and a story, about crisis and bravery. Rated T for violent themes.

This poem was inspired by the movie Hacksaw Ridge, and resent research for a history essay. It is about the battle of Okinawa, one of the bloodiest battles in the Pacific Theater.

"Generations lost, the world forever in debt. One hundred years one, lest we forget." A war poem inspired by a visit to a WW1 gravesite.

Most people think I used Pompeii as inspiration but really it was Atlantis

In this free verse poem, an American soldier makes a mistake after looking into a beautiful woman's eyes.

A war a fight between a husband and wife.

Or "He Remembers."

A prose poem about the fratricidal, multiversal war of the gods, and those aspects they represent.

This is for the future.