This is a poem that I wrote about war heroes and veterans in general.

A short and sweet creative Gothic piece drawing its roots from Poe’s Masque of the Red Death and with delightfully frightful ending.

The plaint of the servicemember.

A short story about a man who touched the life of so many standing at Wal-marts front door.

A poem about Pearl Harbor.

I wrote this in 8th grade as a class assignment. We had to write a poem based on the holocaust because at the time in Honors English, we were learning about Anne Frank and her story. It’s an older poem, but still has a lot of emotion and is worth the sharing.

This is the speech I would give if I was in the position of President of The United States of America during the time that WWII started.

A tribute to, and a child’s perspective of, the USS Arizona Memorial.

I think it could describe the feeling of innocent civilians who resented slaughter and destruction during WWII.

I remember seeing pictures my father had taken while as a soldier in WWII. They were horrific.