Remembrance Poems

Popular Remembrance Poems
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by Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu

Some haunt me pleasantly,
Using the grains of dewy silence that speak loudly
Within the long, grey halls of history.
I recline on such images with smiles I borrow from
The penetralia of my soul and skin.
Behind them come lean trees denuded by the swift
Gales of re-greened winters that celebrated
Friendliness in the course of wondrous seasons.
I peer deeply at them, genuflecting to Time
For its abundance of grace and reflections.

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Remembrance (After Christina Rossetti)
by Peter Dr Lim

After Christina Rossetti

I'd rather you rejoice and smile
than sigh in my permanent absence
past sweet memories to keep
in your remembrance -

such beauty and consolation
it is-- in this uninterruptible silence
watched over by the tender moon and stars

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With Tears in Our Hearts
by Lee-Ann Azzopardi

Soldiers fall everywhere on the battlefield
Like leaves in autumn
They lost their lives to save ours
And in their duty
They are gone, but not forgotten
Silence are the tanks and cannons
But the sounds of their spirits still fighting continues
Endlessly they march
And we remember with fallen poppies
That we wear in glory

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In Remembrance of My Lost Angel
by Carl Halling

I feel a deep, deep sorrow,
As life nears its final page,
The hard times that come with age,
It’s enough to make a good man rage,

But somehow, there’s a special sorrow,
In tears cried for love long gone,
By eyes that look back filled with pain,
At my lost angel.


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The unknown soldier
by Baramundi Roy

Unknown to us, yet known to God,
as through World War 1 he trod.
He'd never fought a war before
and did not like the sights he saw.

The shells and bullets flying by
and the carnage that made him cry.
He gave his all, his life he spent
as onward and upward he went.


......

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Recent Remembrance Poems
Photograph
by Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu

Some haunt me pleasantly,
Using the grains of dewy silence that speak loudly
Within the long, grey halls of history.
I recline on such images with smiles I borrow from
The penetralia of my soul and skin.
Behind them come lean trees denuded by the swift
Gales of re-greened winters that celebrated
Friendliness in the course of wondrous seasons.
I peer deeply at them, genuflecting to Time
For its abundance of grace and reflections.

......

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With Tears in Our Hearts
by Lee-Ann Azzopardi

Soldiers fall everywhere on the battlefield
Like leaves in autumn
They lost their lives to save ours
And in their duty
They are gone, but not forgotten
Silence are the tanks and cannons
But the sounds of their spirits still fighting continues
Endlessly they march
And we remember with fallen poppies
That we wear in glory

......

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Remembrance (After Christina Rossetti)
by Peter Dr Lim

After Christina Rossetti

I'd rather you rejoice and smile
than sigh in my permanent absence
past sweet memories to keep
in your remembrance -

such beauty and consolation
it is-- in this uninterruptible silence
watched over by the tender moon and stars

......

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To the World/ У світ (Ukrainian)
by Halyna Myroslava

папір проривається
з мушлі земного життя
з глибокої ванни куди опускається тіло
човном вибираєшся
воду навбік від стебла
щоб веслами пам’яті
неба торкнутися ліри

(ГалинаМирослава)

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The unknown soldier
by Baramundi Roy

Unknown to us, yet known to God,
as through World War 1 he trod.
He'd never fought a war before
and did not like the sights he saw.

The shells and bullets flying by
and the carnage that made him cry.
He gave his all, his life he spent
as onward and upward he went.


......

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  • Emile Verhaeren
    Emile Verhaeren (1 poems about Remembrance)
    21 May 1855 – 27 November 1916 / St Amands / Belgium