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War

by Bruce Alan Humphrey — Read all 55 poems by Bruce Alan Humphrey

A brief description of war.

Tuesday, December 16, 2025

 War

 

War is death.

War is desolation.

To remember is agony. 

 

War is to see unbearable bloodshed.

War is to see a windblown death drift over the land.

To remember is to scream skyward with no reply.

 

War is to see wandering souls without arms or legs.

War is to see children who are utterly homeless.

To remember is to sink to the farthest depths of grief.

 

War is to feel a tear roll down a face.

War is to feel pain where there was none before.

To remember is to feel a sadness beyond life.

War speaks without listening.

War is blind to all peaceful thought.

To remember war is to remember emptiness.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



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Reviewed by Odin odin@aflx.com
Reviewed on December 29, 2025
You've shared a poetic piece that belies denial and apathy. The vivid images the lines provoke contribut to the heart felt sadness you obviously experience regarding war. I, for one, think we can't write and speak enough about the subject, and I, too, have written many stanzas bringing attention to the senseless greed and power mongering that seems to provide the underpinning of the monster of destruction. After experiencing a well written war poem I'm always left figuratively scritching my head in wondering if AI might be helpful in minimizing wars. Of course, one has to also be fearful that the use of AI might do just the opposite. Back to your poem, keep writing. We need your clarity of choice of premise, style and vocabulary for more rewarding reading.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on December 17, 2025
You remind me that I hope I never have to see war, close up in my lifetime.

Ron


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