You killed the enemy or the enemy killed you. Nguyen Chi Thien, Whose Poems Spoke Truth to Power, From a Cell, Dies at 73. - Jennifer Williamson. It's so easy to forget them, for it is so long ago. only the gulf between herself Martin said, Strange no more. the rest, all A VC moving slowly in the elephant grass You're far from home. President Kennedy is assassinated; Vice-President Johnson succeeds Kennedy. : Pero detrs del mito de su creacin hay una historia sin contar sobre un robo, una obsesin y un doble juego corporativo. Over their nose***, No jaw After Caliban in Blue, McDonald had published two additional collections, both good, neither touching on Vietnam. The dying and wounded moaning softly,Despair and hurt are common:Is this glory? Why?I wanted to paint the picture of the action and a panorama of the combat there, he replied.Its called The Battle for Charlie,' the name of a fire base blocking the North Vietnamese invasion route into the central highlands at the start of their 1972 Easter offensive. November 20, 2019. Thank you for taking the time to enter the contest and sharing your poem with us. It was his way of telling those who opposed the war that returning service members deserved respect, not contempt. Its called The Battle for Charlie,' the name of a fire base blocking the North Vietnamese invasion route into the central highlands at the start of their 1972 Easter offensive. Bowels and a heart that sings Waiting for the enemy, faces without names; Their bodies mount-up now God's to claim. A poem of McDonalds appeared recently in The Atlantic. No sweat, man, Duffy replies. From breaking news to special features and documentaries, the NewsdayTV team is covering the issues that matter to you. There is no escape. It was a brutal battle; no quarter asked, none given. But I am surfeited by the silver spoon of opulence. walking slowly, scratching. It was not the politicians, with their compromise and ploys. Photo by PhotoQuest/Getty Images. on a rain-soaked day such as this. It had been 21 years since Jan Barry first went to Vietnam, and even the youngest of the vets were approaching their mid-30s. His first book-length collection, After Our War (University of Pittsburgh, 1974), deservedly won the Lament Award from the Academy of AmericanPoets. And 'tho sometimes to his neighbors, his tales became a joke. In The Gardenia in the Moon, he writes: Men had landed on the moon./As men shot dirty films in dirty motel rooms, /Guerrillas sucked cold rice and fish. In other poems, Balaban reveals the depth of his feeling for the Vietnameseborn of the years he spent interacting with them in ways no soldier-veteran ever couldhis astounding eye for detail, his absorption of the daily rhythms of life in a rural, traditional world, and the terrible destruction of those rhythms and traditions. In 227 very short and often bleakly humorous poems, Layne traces the life of his fictional Audie Murphy from birth through childhood to enlistment in the Marines, then boot camp, a tour of duty in Vietnamincluding capture by the North Vietnameseand finally home again. It died A third major book to appear during the bicentennial year was Walter McDonalds Caliban in Blue (Texas Tech Press). I cut it out and taped it to my bedroom door where it remained until my parents passed and we sold the house in the late 1990s.It temains as relevant today as it did then. Worst of all, as time passed, it became obvious even to the most nave 18-year-old that the war was goingnowhere. the shrapnel in my thighs skillful and practiced of the soldier-poets. To think of killing someone makes me nervous. "A Vietnam Vet at The Wall" and ""He Was a Vietnam Vet" by Susan Raye White "A Soldier's Pledge" by Lynn Hughes "Bob" by Lt. William P. Brandt, Forward Observer, Vietnam "The Wounded Are The Lucky" by Rikki Duncan "I Can't Come Home" by M.L.Carte "Perspective of the Vietnam Memorial" by Judy/T. Our children slept. Records, souvenirs, pretending I didnt have a sign on me that says crazy combat medic with PTSD, like giving me the boot as I walk out the door, Stuck on depression could use some relief, Others come home and hide behind closed door, Shooting a machine gun and throwing flames, I know it's a game but it got my attention, There's more than training that powers us, It's love for our brothers that is a big plus, Went to war to find love for their brothers, Providing security so his platoon could advance, Stormed enemy trench to give them a chance, Sacrificed himself while his platoon made a stand, Gave his own life so his brothers will last, During enemy attack, comrade falls in the line of fire, Leaves the safety of his hole, knowing the consequences are dire, Watches the enemy aim knowing it's the end, Two men in light aircraft take hit and loose power, Pilot won't survive but the navigator can, Ditched the plane in water to save the other man, It's hard to comprehend what he had just done, Prisoner of war with the Viet Cong for 3 years, Gave his food and meds to support his peers, Gained respect from the enemy for the valor he showed. God woman aint like sillowy seeds of milkweed pod, Among his many awards and decorations were 29 for valor. You did a good job. This poem is also for a generation of American men and women who feel survivor's guilt. At funerals of Vietnam veterans coast to coast, the grieving are being comforted by words written nearly a half-century ago by a young . During the last years of the war, when the inevitable outcome was becoming increasingly apparent to everyone involved, the best journalists covering Vietnam shifted their attention from day-to-day stories to reflect on larger themes that attempted to explain what had actually happened and why. but the sergeant is a stateside G.I. Love is a breach in the walls, a broken gate, Where that comes in that shall not go again; Love sells the proud heart's citadel to Fate. In News Update, he chronicles the livesand deathsof friends hed known in the war zone: Sean Flynn/dropping his camera and grabbing a gun; Tim Page with a steel plate in his head; Gitelson, his brains leaking on my hands and knees, pulled from a canal. He must be destroyed!, Martin said, That antenna was like a kill me sign.. I stood there not so long ago. Consequently, I have INDIAN LITERATURE (IL, 259), the flagship journal of Sahitya Akademi Month after month went by in the jungles and ricefields and hamlets of Vietnam with nothing to show for it but casualties. While Balabans poems offer little comfort, they have much to teach. the cries and screams I heard so loud. Like the Wall, Scruggs said, Finks poem addresses the loss that so many veterans felt and still feel. Some, however, stand out more sharply than others. Until Im covered and theres only one smell, the sad smile she alreadyhas. Among his many awards and decorations were 29 for valor. In remembrance of American involvement in Vietnam, the Poetry Foundation has assembled a selection of poems from our archives that address the conflict and its aftermath. Zambia. Of credulous hearts, in heavensuch are but taking. This question is for testing whether or not you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions. their damp flutes, Thank you to all of our Veterans for their service and sacrifices to protect us all. This months harvest is tall green rice. Or would you want a Soldier, who has sworn to defend. to surgery in Saigon, I wondered, what had they drunk The news came on. But we'll hear his tales no longer, for ol' Bob has passed away. Air strikes, code-named Operation Rolling Thunder, begin in North Vietnam. I was in the Florida State Drivers license office building getting my new drivers license. he learned to pay much closer watch Surely, in the process of trying, the best of them have added immeasurably to the body and soul of Americanpoetry. The conflict marked a turning point for how Americans saw the military's place in the . He must be destroyed!Martin said, That antenna was like a kill me sign.Plus, I was 62, and the Vietnamese are typically about 56, Duffy said.The air strikes he called in were the only thing keeping badly-outnumbered South Vietnamese troops from being overrun. Vuong's new collection of poetry was inspired by his mother's death from breast cancer. Charles Fink leads Our Lady of Snow Roman Catholic Church in Blue Point. silly hats she sells Americans and That represent all Beat inside her until she rises They are the very simplest things and because it takes a mans life to know them the little new that each man gets from life is very costly and the only heritage he has to leave. And when soldiers have too much time and too many questions and no answers worthy of the label, they begin to turn inward on their own thoughts where lies the terrible struggle to make sense of the enormity of the crime ofwar. While many of these writers might be loath to call themselves antiwar poets, few if any have anything good to say about their experience inVietnam. if(typeof ez_ad_units!='undefined'){ez_ad_units.push([[970,250],'sandhillsexpress_com-box-4','ezslot_4',113,'0','0'])};__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-sandhillsexpress_com-box-4-0');CreateSpace Publishing. Every time weve broke out trying to leave here, we got fired upon., One pilot informs him he is low on fuel and has to leave. March in Washington against the Vietnam War, Code Poem: From the International Code of Signals for the Use of All Nations, At the Justice Department November 15, 1969, America Politica Historia, in Spontaneity, Lines Written on the Occasion of President Nixon's Address to the Nation, May 8, 1972, Assemblage of Ruined Plane Parts, Vietnam Military Museum, Hanoi, Vietnamese-American poet contemplates his personal ties to the war, California Lecture: from Poetry and Politics, Encyclopaedia Britannica entry on the Vietnam War. He lives with his wife and daughter in Philadelphia, and teaches English and history at theHaverfordSchool. By the time United States troops withdrew from Vietnam in 1973, the Vietnam War had become one of the longest, most controversial conflicts in American history. Oh, big sighs. Balaban is particularly adept at contrasting the impact of the war on Vietnam with the indifference of those at home. "The Diameter of the Bomb" by Yehuda Amichai. Even worse, Americas veterans could not even crawl away to lick their wounds in peace. In addition, this collection includes several poems from the September 1972 issue of Poetry magazine, Against the War.. To see dead bodies on the ground. Oct. 7, 2012. There is no gold for him the Marine Corps One could feel enemy eyes Jean Libby. It don't mean nothing. No one couldve expected more from them. Only now I cant fly. Along with Virgil Suarez and Victor Hernandez Cruz, Quintana co-editedPaper Dance: 55 Latino Poets. Ehrhart (image on the left), was aptly called Carrying the Darkness. Be brave my comrades. | Privacy, Coyright, Legal Info | Website Developed by Hollman Media, LLC, class="cbs_national-template-default single single-cbs_national postid-2127832 tribe-no-js wpb-js-composer js-comp-ver-6.10.0 vc_responsive". The battle raged back and forth. when blood was spilled on my 214. bloody papers I carry through life. Anchored in red morning mist a narrow junk Some keep on walking After our war, the dismembered bits Goodbye, David -- my name is Dusty. Ehrhart, the rebel son of a minister who had . Im sure of the children, Some adults stare too Christian Langworthy. Then, he sums up his own career, starting as a 17-year-old private and ending as a major with four combat tours. This will always be light I checked. my child There are five others beside you. But his poems are wonderfully powerful, often intimately personal and sensitive. The dying and wounded moaning softly,Despair and hurt are common:Is this glory?Martin said, Thats a good question: Is this glory?Is this glory? all his buddies listened, for they knew whereof he spoke. The antiwar rhetoric really hit home with Fink after he heard former nun and antiwar activist Elizabeth McAlister speak at the seminary. a procession of whales, and far off got measured, issued new dress uniforms It was said the NVAs carried flashlights. would you really want some cop-out, with his ever waffling stand? Copyright 2023 The Virginia Quarterly Review. our own or that of 13th-century Mongol armies in saying my wifes name happened to be a water buffalo. But Winning Hearts and Minds quickly became a classic: the seminal anthology against which all future Vietnam war poetry would bejudged. Your poem gives a strong voice for those affected by war. I think this poem was published some time before 1972 before I went to college.I cant remember the magazine (probably TIME). and ducks that others feed. How can peace be in a greencountry? My situation is I got 37 personnel. we called in the Cobras. in Vietnam I prayed fervently. In the tellingly brutal and straightforward poem, Burning Shit at An Khe, he describes in painful detail the repulsive task of cleaning makeshift outhouses: I tried to light a match Meet the influential author and key figure of the Harlem Renaissance. Of the dozen or so poems Paquet contributes, three or four must rank as among the very best Vietnam war poems yet written. And the initial rejection of Vietnam veterans, and the long silence of the 70s which followed (during which time Vietnam veterans were routinely stereotyped as drug-crazed, emotionally unbalanced misfits), have only given way to Rambo, Chuck Norris, and the sorry spectacle of Americas Vietnam veterans driven to build monuments to themselves and throw parades in their ownhonor. More durable a poetindeed, one of the very bestis John Balaban. the Air Force, and all those pierced eyes, ear slivers, jaw splinters, his cooplike, concrete sentry perched mid-bridge As the fading light allowed. Republicans believe it means respect for the flag and all the attendant drivel. Papers tell of their life stories, from the time that they were young. Barth's new book, Learning War: Selected Vietnam War Poems, called "De Bello," that reads:The troops deploy. To begin with, those who went to Vietnamwell into the late 1960s and contrary to popular perceptionwere largely young volunteers, eager and idealistic. In a letter, he told them Van Andel died as soldiers often do, taking on danger to protect comrades they sometimes barely know. Its not often (if ever) a recipient of the Medal of Honor is also a published poet. It's not often (if ever) a recipient of the Medal of Honor is also a published poet. var googletag = googletag || {}; However, I must make it clear that, while I served during the war/conflict, I was a chaplain's assistant and never went to Vietnam. CBS News national security correspondent David Martin asked Duffy, Lots of soldiers have written memoirs about their time in combat. A company of NVAs crashing toward you a nasty curse I should have foreseen. And here I am, ten years later, hemuses: written up in the local small town press who won for us the freedom, that our Country now enjoys. Albuquerque High School, 1962. #4. mad1982 said: Perhaps it refers to something hypothetical, unreal.? Human beings will endure enormous trauma if they believe in what they are doing. LI priest's poem about Vietnam War endures. Copyright 2023 Newsday. The contrast is even more remarkable when one considers how very few members of the Vietnam Generation ever actually Bury Me With Soldiers is the title that Charles Fink gave his poem, inspired by an ambush that he somehow survived as a 22-year-old specialist 4. an airfield mortared. By Margalit Fox. No sweat, man, Duffy replies. He served as a correspondent during the conflict, and some of his descriptions of battle . In a recording, Duffy (call sign: Dusty Cyanide) talks to the aircraft coming to his rescue. Then the village so full ofducks. Running from her village, napalm You study the things which start fromscratch. Here we are at Vietnam. Out of that hole and ran Today, the poem is read at the funerals of . ***. Fire at it An estimated 2 million Vietnamese civilians were killed, and 58,000 US soldiers died in action. No one won on Charlie;Each side managed to lose. The type of day that dogs don't understand. The Medal of Honors and Green as far from the shit . Never hear the horrible Editor: Ed Givnish. We were fighting for what we believed in. Its not Shakespeare, he said, but it says simply and directly what most military people, especially those who served in combat, feel about fellow soldiers.. Deaths moment is near,I can feel its flame. over mid-muddyriver. I was so outraged that so many were nodding in approval, Fink said. would be a troop of baboons. On this day, the St. Johns University graduate was the forward-most man in a small patrol of soldiers who were hacking their way through the thick vegetation. Nixon is elected president and begins bombing Communist bases on the Cambodian border. I guess I did well:Not having gone to Hell. Poems from and about the American involvement in Vietnam. American troops withdraw and return home, though more than 2,500 soldiers remain missing in action or prisoners of war. on a rain-soaked day such as this. But retired Green Beret John Duffy turned his trial-by-fire into an epic poem of the Vietnam War. Scruggs was the driving force behind the Wall, made of black granite panels inscribed with the names of the more than 58,000 U.S. troops killed in Vietnam. For more poems about war, consider the following: "In Flanders Fields" by John McCrae. Idly the thick Rach Binh Thuy slides by. In his poem, Duffy imagines the orders the North Vietnamese commander gave his troops: if(typeof ez_ad_units!='undefined'){ez_ad_units.push([[580,400],'sandhillsexpress_com-banner-1','ezslot_5',114,'0','0'])};__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-sandhillsexpress_com-banner-1-0'); The big American with the radio on his back,I want him killed, he is controlling the aircraft.He is attacking our anti-aircraft and artillery guns.He moves often. But his presence should remind us, we may need his like again. to the microphone And most Americanshawks, doves and in-betweensdidnt want to hear what the soldiers had to say and refused to listen toit. Edited by three Vietnam veterans working out of a basement kitchen in Brooklyn and published originally through private funding . Her hands reaching for the no one that swirls upon her face but cannot blink But retired Green Beret John Duffy turned his trial-by-fire into an epic poem of the Vietnam War. I had just moved into Florida from Tennessee. the long line of theirvowels. was where we thawed. Charles Fink reads the poem "Bury Me With Soldiers," which he wrote as a tribute to the U.S. servicemembers who served during the Vietnam War. While thousands note their passing, and proclaim that they were great. Viet Cong forces begin prolonged attack on US bases, such as Khe Sanh. to take us to the airport. Or the ordinary fellow, who in times of war and strife. Why?! It was written a little more sharply than perhaps it would be if I were writing it now, said Fink, who speaks in quiet cadence. At her. . he could promise Monopoly is Americas favorite board game, a love letter to unbridled capitalism and our free market society. A Soldier will stand and fight all night to, Men Standing Tall and Proud They be A Country Behind Them in a Solemn Sea, HALL OF HEROES (PAKISTAN ~ IRAQ~ AFGHANISTAN), Photo Art of John Gariano USMC Recon/Vietnam, Photo Art of John Gariano USMC Recon/Vietnam 1963. falling in slowmotion[.]. and the world's a little poorer, for a soldier died today. Should you find yourself in danger, with your enemies at hand. If youve never been a soldier, you cant understand the bond between guys who, like he says, dont even necessarily like each other, but who are willing to be there for each other, Scruggs, 68, said in a telephone interview from Annapolis, Maryland, where he practices law. front, put the leg down, likeswimming. President Nixon orders the Christmas bombings, the heaviest US air strikes since WW II. 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