An epic poem about World War II, as of yet unfinished in it's completion. The poem will contain vivid and comparative snapshots of specific important events , that, together, paint a larger thematic and narrative picture.

A stylistic experiment inspired by various poems by Rudyard Kipling, which emulated the Cockney, dock-worker accent common to Kipling's working-class readership in London. Kipling, having served in the British military in India, was well-versed in the lingo. In this poem's case, I tell of the woes and reminisces of a forgotten Afghanistan veteran from rural Appalachia.

Written for class in late 2014 or early 2015. A freeform poem about child soldiers. Cross-posted to Archive of Our Own.

Un poème sur la guerre

A longer poem on the relationship between war and humankind. This is not an anti-war poem, nor is it a work pushing for war. It's just... about it; how we are drawn to it, even.

General George S. Patton is regarded by most of the world as an American hero, by many Americans as a brave martyr, and by some bitter folk: as a cruel and overbearing conqueror; yet, few on Earth know that he was also an accomplished poet.

Sloppy American poem in hand.

A somewhat morbid song lyric about a villain who is the very essence of evil. Funny, depending on how you look at it.

This free verse poem is about a small child being found in a certain part of the world.

This senryu poem is from the point of view of a soldier saying why he wants to go home.

You destroyed me, but what you don't comprehend- I am a phoenix; I will live again.

War is terrible, but nothing is worse than being unprepared for it.

To the men who were truly just following orders. Not every man was innocent, but some truly were.

Medieval times. When his daughter is kidnapped, the king marches to war against a rival king, with the intent of finding and rescuing her.

The melancholic musings of a Vermont Regular.

I finally wrote a poem in English in support of the Belarusian Revolution. This is a triolet. Now I've written pro-Belarusian poems in all of my languages apart from Belarusian. Нарэшце я напісаў верш па-ангельску ў падтрымку беларускай рэвалюцыі. Гэта трыялет. Цяпер я пісаў прабеларускія вершы на ўсіх сваіх мовах, акрамя беларускай.

Эн мини зурһадгч Хальмг келнә шүлг. Би эн шүлг Англь келнә секцд орулв, юңгад гихлә Хальмг секц уга. Цаһанорсин Хүвсхлин тускар бичсн. Эн магтал шүлглән бәәнә. This is my sixth Kalmyk poem. I put this in the English section because there's no section for Kalmyk. I wrote it about it the Belarusian Revolution. This is an Ode.

This 12345 piece is from the point of view of a soldier doing his duty in a combat zone.

These are the inner rhyming thoughts of a warrior before he takes his last breath on the battlefield.

In honour of those who gave their lives in service to their nation. Lest We Forget.

We fight and we fight, with no thought of repercussions.

This sedoka poem is about the promise a soldier has made to his wife and what he saw when he returned home.

This etheree poem is about what a soldier has done before going to fight in a war.

In honour of those whose names are lost to the sands of time, but their deeds are everlasting.

Fool me once.