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Shown below is a selection of Memorial Day Poems by first-rate poets.
Memorial Day is a United States Federal holiday, observed on the last Monday of May. It commemorates U.S. soldiers who died while serving their country.
Many a patriotic poet has penned a poem to honor these brave souls.
Although commonly known as a day of remembrance, Memorial Day is often associated with barbecues, sporting events, and family get-togethers, mainly because of the long weekend.
Some folks even find time to write Memorial Day Poems.
MAKE MY SORROW PRIDE
- by Nicholas Gordon
Make my sorrow pride.
Enter me with light.
Mourning turns to morning,
Or so I would believe.
Reach me with your tide.
Inundate this blight.
Awake me with no warning,
Lest I stay to grieve.
Deaf, dumb, blind inside,
All I crave is night,
Yet too frail to leave.
UNLEARNED LESSON
- by Dorothy Brown Thompson
Memorial Day
Of every year
The little valiant
Flags appear
On every fallen
Soldier's grave--
Symbol of what
Each died to save.
And we who see
And still have breath--
Are we no wiser
For their death?
MEMORIAL DAY
- by William Henry Clay Dodson
Hither we come to scatter flowers
This thirtieth day of May,
Upon our fallen heroes' graves
On this Memorial Day;
We cherish now no bitter thoughts
In this fair land of ours,
But on all fallen heroes' graves
We come to scatter flowers.
The rank and file in North and South
Believed their cause was just;
We find upon each battle flag
Inscribed, "In God We Trust;"
And in this sunny land of ours,
Now sleeping side by side,
The Union Blue and Southern Gray
Lie buried where they died.
Since we have come to scatter flowers
This consecrated day,
We can not cherish bitter thoughts
Toward those who wore the "Gray;"
Believing that their cause was right,
Freely their blood they shed;
Then, let us strew-alike-the graves
Of all our sacred dead.
And those who for the Union fought,
In scattering flowers to-day
On heroes' graves, would never dream
Of passing by the gray;
And heroes of the "Southern Cause,"
In paying homage true,
Will not forget the graves of those
Who wore the Union Blue.
Thrice welcome, then, this sacred day.
That binds our hearts anew;
Our country undivided stands,
For all-now love the Blue;
On resurrection day,
Linked arm in arm, we'll find the boys
Who wore the Blue and Gray.
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