Pearl Harbour a day of infamy poem by Stefano Donno

Pearl Harbor, oh what a sight, 

A day that changed the course of might. 

The skies were calm, the waters still, 

But terror struck with a deadly skill.

The bombs rained down, the ships did burn, 

The smoke and fire, a painful turn. 

Men bravely fought, but couldn't win, 

Their courage lost in the attack's din.

The lives lost, a heavy toll, 

The nation shook, with a heart full of woe. 

But from the ashes, a fire did rise, 

A spirit of strength that met the skies.

The attack on Pearl Harbor we'll never forget, 

A tragic chapter, in history's debt. 

We honor the brave, who fought that day, 

Their sacrifice, a debt we'll repay.

So let us remember, the toll it took, 

And vow to keep our freedom, forever unshook. 

Pearl Harbor, a symbol of our might, 

A reminder of a day, that changed the light.