I go with the team also.
—Whitman
These are the last days
my television says. Tornadoes, more
rain, overcast, a chance
of sun but I do not
trust weathermen,
never have. In my fridge only
the milk makes sense—
expires. No one, much less
my parents, can tell me why
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Memorial Day
Every year, at the end of May, we celebrate Memorial Day, originally called Decoration Day, a time for remembering the people who have died while serving in America’s armed forces. Browse poems about soldiers who have given their lives in service below, and for more poems about war, loss, or America, browse those terms in the themes menu.
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