Let's remember

Let's remember

This is a poem book, which contains poems I have written about the soldiers who fought for us in WW2. If you have no idea what WW2 is, plesae look it up. I think you will cry, or feel something at some point.

published on July 13, 201334 reads 14 readers 8 not completed
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Chapter 3.

3rd poem

Here is a poem from the point of view of a child by himself/herself in an Anderson shelter, in London:

Children crying,
My family dying,
And wardens trying,
to save them

I can't smile,
I'm only a child,
I feel so vile,
Because I'm all alone.

I cannot help,
I can't even try,
To help those,
Who help me.

He told me,
They were gone,
And I was the only one,
Who survived

Why wasn't it me?

This one is quite short too.
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Comments (8)

CadburyChocolate
two years later, and I'm back to this. I want to take a moment to sincerely apologise for my stupid year 7 self and her awful poetry
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on June 09, 2016
CadburyChocolate
Oh god...reading this back 1 year later! I was so bad at poetry!
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on July 02, 2014
ChokolatLover
I'll spread the word, lol!
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on August 14, 2013
CadburyChocolate
thank you please spread the word to your many followers!
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on July 14, 2013
vintagebird
I like them
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on July 14, 2013
CadburyChocolate
Thanks Jamie. Please spread the word to all your followers!
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on July 14, 2013
Mawwy
that is deep i love it! You should become a poet.
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on July 13, 2013
CadburyChocolate
I was sad when I wrote this poem. Follow me if you think people who only care about the latest £24 mascara should try being one of those kids who star in the 3rd poem. If you only care about the best studded heels, then maybe you should get your priorities right. If you agree, then agree, comment, and follow meeeeeee!!!!!
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on July 13, 2013