Dresden Poems - Poems about Dresden

Its harrowing to think on the heavy bombing.' A non Military town, with art aplenty.' Many refugees there It seems and around; not economic had come, in terrified Streams.' The war almost over.' German military gone' And soon this town of beauty would be swept by bombs.' Firestoms raging even melting steel' what a twist by wars Victors.' I consider...

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Mr. Dresden, my name is Joshua Aaronson. How can I help you Mr. Aaronson? How did you find me? My wife Chloe goes to your brother's hair salon. Your brother Thomas said that you're a private detective with unusual abilities. My daughter Selene is missing. Thomas is actually my half-brother, which is why our only...

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The death of three sisters Three sisters sadly fell. At different times they died, though in them countless millions stood and worshipped side by side. Though none of good will wished them ill yet evil still was found and spirey towers once touching skies came crashing to the ground. Fallen, fallen were their stones, found fallen was...

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Dresden As the war was winding down it was decided to bomb Dresden It had no industry and had no military target. the bombing was vengeance Ten thousand people were killed that night mostly burnt to death as the attack created a firestorm. This was murder. The killers got medals. With the war on the thought was a dead German is a good German. I...

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THE BOMBING OF DRESDEN-- MONSIEUR L'VAMPYRE - There was a night, I still recall it now, as winters cold had turned to soft and mild, and gave us hope, that time would still allow the passing by--of death--as death was filed. What manner of a beast, or tyrant king, would set the path to bring destructions' fall from...

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"To my left, I suddenly see a woman. I can see her to this day, and shall never forget it. She carries a bundle in her arms. It is a baby. She runs, she falls, and the child flies in an arc into the fire. Suddenly, I saw people again, right in front of me. They scream and gesticulate with their...

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MONSIEUR L'VAMPYRE - THE BOMBING OF DRESDEN There was a night, I still recall it now, as winters cold had turned to soft and mild, and gave us hope, that time would still allow the passing by--of death--as death was filed. What manner of a beast, or tyrant king, would set the path to bring destructions fall from out the darkened sky,...

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MONSIEUR L'VAMPYRE - THE BOMBING OF DRESDEN There was a night, I still recall it now, as winters cold had turned to soft and mild, and gave us hope, that time would still allow the passing by--of death--as death was filed. What manner of a beast, or tyrant king, would set the path to bring destructions' fall from out the darkened sky,...

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Valentines Wishes On Dresden Awakened before sleep had settled in she peered out to the night of Dresden's way and though her hero had no war to win she blew a kiss to him, as if to say "mein Fuhrer, this, your Fraulein dreams of you and vishes you could feel this love of mine I've done most everything a girl could...

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DRESDEN, GERMANY February 13, 1945 Pathfinders lit the night to show the way for bombardiers too hungry for the word; as Dresden's dark was made as light as day, all hearts were stopped before the blasts were heard; and as the din was heard by all their ears the sound it made was not reality but far removed from all the hopes...

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THE BOMBING OF DRESDEN February 13, 1945 Pathfinders lit the night to show the way for bombardiers too hungry for the word; as Dresden's dark was made as light as day, all hearts were stopped before the blasts were heard; and as the din was heard by all...

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Christmas Tree Over Dresden Feb 14,1945 Dresden Germany In their un-loving light, to stop a heart, descending in the night, revealing all, fortelling all to come, right from the start, the soul of man did make its deathly...

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