A Poem Against War
Near the band shell are Elms planted for heroes of a forgotten war. The trees create a thick canopy. It’s cool. No grass grows. A narrow path is pounded out by joggers who pass never noticing the plaques filled with names. A child might say this place is haunted. I only feel its sadness. Young men who fought and died never knowing what it is to live. I walk here each day. My pace quickens at its dark center. © Karen Karpowich
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