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Tatiana Nov 2013
I don't know if I could go through,
what they went through,
during their time,
in war.

They fought to protect our freedom we enjoy today,
even if that meant they were on the front,
right in the line of fire,
where some died.

Why do many people not know what today is,
I find that rather disrespectful,
they fought for our future,
and we don't care.

What on earth is wrong with some young people today,
today is a day to remember what happened,
and what others did for us, this country,
when they had their own lives to live.

Many gave up chances to be husbands, fathers, and grandfathers,
they gave up their normal lives when they went to war,
and when they came back from war,
they didn't come back whole.

Just for anyone who truly cares about our Veterans,
please at anytime you see someone who served,
show them your appreciation and say,
"Thank you."
Regardless of your views on war. Veterans do deserve our thanks and our respect, because they did what some of us are most afraid of. They did it, and some lived, and some died. Their sacrifice for us to be free, is what makes them deserve the utmost respect from all.
Tatiana Nov 2013
You chose your next path,
and no one knows where you went.
You could only imagine the wrath,
of the minds that are crooked and bent.

You're running to a place,
that you've been once before.
The sound of water fills the space,
it's a place you truly adore.

It is that waterfall from the start,
and you sit on the ground next to it, waiting.
The way the water falls pulls at your heart,
and it keeps you from fading.
...
No need for an ending when it's only the beginning...

*The End
This concludes my "No Need..." Poems. I might revisit something like this later on, because I like the idea of a chain of poems that mean something.
Tatiana Nov 2013
Little taps,
and very loud snaps.
Makes you wonder,
who had the last blunder.

Falling trees,
and buzzing bees.
Grate on your nerves,
and you start to swerve.

Thick black smoke,
and you start to choke.
You can no longer hear,
and you smell of fear.

Suddenly,
everything falters and moves quietly.
Like a silent movie that starts to fail,
and you scream out your whispered wail.

I heard the news today,
of what happened in the fray.
I hope to God it isn't you,
but I really wish I knew.

*I wish I knew...
Tatiana Nov 2013
Leaving backstage,
you take the last door.
You're escaping your cage,
that kept you chained to the floor.

You're running forever,
you don't plan on stopping.
Then in your hand there's a feather,
and it leaves you gawking.

That feather is white,
and an owl flies overhead.
The peace you feel is bright,
and yet you still imagine the dread.
...
Of the next choice you will make...

*To be continued
Tatiana Nov 2013
Curtains are down,
waiting to rise on your cue.
But you don't want,
your life to be a view.

All you have to do,
is say "rise."
But something is preventing you,
it must be your certain demise.

The curtains never rise,
you won't let them exploit your life.
The crowd can not surmise,
the reasons for your strife.
...
and you left them awed with wonder...

*To be continued
Tatiana Nov 2013
I can't believe,
that when I relax,
and just breathe,
that I am truly alive.
That there is one good thing
inside of me.

I can't believe,
I won't believe,
there is one good thing
inside of me.

I can't believe,
that when I dream,
and just sleep,
that I am actually okay.
That there is one good thing
inside of me.

I can't believe,
I won't believe,
there is one good thing
inside of me.

I can't believe,
that when i'm not afraid,
and I fight,
that I am too scared to lose.
I hope there is one good thing
inside of me.

I can't believe,
I won't believe,
there is one good thing
inside of me.

I can't believe,
that when my heart beats,
it's not concrete,
that it is a living thing.
Beating with the one good thing
inside of me.

I can believe,
I will believe,
there is one good thing
*inside of me.
*Believe*
Tatiana Oct 2013
That little vase,
that once held those wildflowers,
and was adored by that family,
that once lived there.
Now lays on the floor.
New dust has settled
over the now messed up inside.
The little table is thrown aside,
by the power of the earth.
It stays there forgotten,
by everyone that once knew it,
and now there is a crack
in the vase,
that was deemed unbreakable.
Not too long ago.
Timothy's poem Heirloom reminded me slightly of my poem Unbreakable that I wrote awhile back, and his poem inspired me to write kind of a continuation of my poem. :)
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