Memorial Day Quotes
This page is assembled from three others: War, Death and Gratitude. There is no memorial collection underneath it. One poem is filed against the day itself, Joyce Kilmer’s, in Trees and Other Poems (1914), and it opens with a bugle that, he says, is not singing of war today.
The rest is whatever the three source pages rate highest, so it leans toward poetry and toward writers who saw war up close. Several famous lines about death and sacrifice carry flags here, so read the note on a quote’s own page before you attach a name to it.
Arab Oil can never be dearer than Arab blood. famous world during 1973 war By Amena Azem.
War was to be entered upon with sadness, with regret, but also with ferocity.
Ward: He also said concerning Abba Pior that every day he made a new beginning.
Ward: Abba Poemen said, "If I am in a place where there are enemies, I become a soldier."
Not a war. But then, it was a war. When the forest burns do the locusts stop to say goodbye?
We may have won one battle, but the war on plastics in Malawi and across the world is far from over
That is the war we’re fighting. Who gets to create knowledge? What knowledge is accepted?