Tag: Remembrance

Unasked Questions – Poem by the Pesky Poet

On By The Pesky PoetIn Poetry, RemembranceLeave a comment 

Where where you when the land stood still,
When the guns fell silent,
When the last shot killed?
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Where were you when the world stopped turning,
When the wind stopped blowing,
When the ground stopped burning?
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Where were you when your job was done,
And the war was over,
And the drinks did run?
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These are all questions I never did ask,
Because the war stopped you,
From speaking of the past.

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