the Landscaper Revenant's Lament by Kazakh Doom I once tried being a landscaper in Ft. Worth. I hated it. Most of this tale is fiction; either way, a big part of me sometimes wishes it was all non-fiction.

Arithmetic on the Frontlines by Jave Harron Death by the numbers.

Vitaly's Sacrifice by WJosephusW A Narrative, Epic Poem that tells the True Tale of the Heroic Death of Vitaly Skakun Volodmyrovych, a Ukrainian Soldier who blew himself up along with a strategically-key Bridge and several dozen Russian Tanks carrying over one hundred Russian Soldiers that were attempting to cross the bridge. His sacrifice stalled the Russian advance into Kyiv, allowing tens of thousands to flee.

The Hessian Patriot by WJosephusW A narrative poem relaying the tale of a Hessian conscript in the American Revolution who has come to love the American continent since being deployed there to fight for the British. He laments his orders to return to Prussia after the war is lost, yet reminisces on the homely natural beauty he witnessed while in the Colonies.

The Pattonad by WJosephusW An epic poem about World War II, as of yet unfinished in it's completion. The poem will contain vivid and comparative snapshots of specific important events , that, together, paint a larger thematic and narrative picture.

1The Aftermath of World War Six by Just-an-Entity Written for class in late 2014 or early 2015. A freeform poem about child soldiers. Cross-posted to Archive of Our Own.

The Armory by WJosephusW A longer poem on the relationship between war and humankind. This is not an anti-war poem, nor is it a work pushing for war. It's just... about it; how we are drawn to it, even.

1 Poem for Volodymyr Zelenskyy by Faithless Juliet Sloppy American poem in hand.

The Little Orphan Of War by Space Ace This free verse poem is about a small child being found in a certain part of the world.

17Phoenix » by hoping-for-the-right-words You destroyed me, but what you don't comprehend- I am a phoenix; I will live again.

1 The Shades of War by aurelianus To the men who were truly just following orders. Not every man was innocent, but some truly were.

1 Now An Only Child by AAHW The melancholic musings of a Vermont Regular.