Peace Poems - Nuclear Age Peace Foundation

He Dances Still

By David Krieger|2014-06-10T15:55:47-07:00June 10, 2014|

For Hans-Peter Dürr. A man of peace has died, a [...]

By David Krieger|2014-11-05T12:43:43-08:00June 5, 2014|

Archduke Franz Ferdinand with no troops at his command was [...]

By David Krieger|2014-04-03T17:15:17-07:00April 3, 2014|

The missile launch officers failed to grasp the ratio of [...]

By David Krieger|2014-03-28T23:50:16-07:00March 14, 2014|

The countries of Europe, it is said, stumbled into World [...]

By David Krieger|2014-03-19T21:50:17-07:00February 26, 2014|

Aikichi Kuboyama, forty years of age on March 1, 1954. [...]

By David Krieger|2014-04-03T20:19:53-07:00December 31, 2013|

The alarm is sounding. Can you hear it? Can you [...]

By David Krieger|2014-04-03T20:22:11-07:00August 2, 2013|

The heat of summer is oppressive. Children pass by in [...]

By David Krieger|2014-04-03T20:24:00-07:00March 18, 2013|

It has been ten years since the illegal invasion and [...]

By Bettina Barrett|2014-04-02T20:37:54-07:00August 6, 2012|

This poem was read by Bettina Barrett at the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation's Sadako Peace Day on August 6, 2012.

By Paul Willis|2014-04-02T20:38:07-07:00August 6, 2012|

This is a poem read by Paul Willis at the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation's Sadako Peace Day on August 6, 2012.