Description: Loss may be one of the most haunting themes in poetry, in which poets make us acutely feel their emotions as if our own. This is perhaps one of the most recurring themes in both ancient, classic, and modern poetry.
Synopsis: Enclosed here you will find poems made those who lost someone, or themselves, permanently or temporarily, due to sickness, war, time, and other reasons.
War and Children! by Patrice Bennet
The Family Has Been Informed by Roger Elkin
Death Of A Hero by Anonymous
American Soldier´s Wife by Tonya Shore
Seek Not My Heart by Kit McCallum
Scattered Echoes by Todd-Michael St. Pierre
The Cost of Freedom by Ron Tranmer
The Journey by Anonymous
For The Fallen by Laurence Binyon
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