Remeberance

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    Rememberance Day 2006

    Remembering the fallen soldiers, this wall commemorates those lives lost defending our country in World War II.

    'Remeberance' On Black and Large

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    T.D. Ford (Grundlepuck), Maria de la Mira sol, emasplit, | sk |, and 17 other people added this photo to their favorites.

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    1. aumbody images 79 months ago | reply

      Awesome capture. Wonderful perspective and light/shadow!!!!

    2. Lara Sorgo 79 months ago | reply

      very beautiful capture!

    3. terrybrew39 69 months ago | reply

      So powerful and painful

      I attach below a poem written by my dear old dad as a tribute to Remberance Day and those who died in two world wars - I think it captures the emotion of this picture.

      Remembrance
      To the dead of two world wars,
      by Reg Brewer in 1947.

      Who will speak for those who nobly died,
      And all their unborn years, for us, did yield,
      And who will dry the tears of those who cried,
      When their men came not home from the battle field.

      They came not home from where red poppies lie,
      Dark oceans deep, strange continents afar,
      From torrid desert sands, whilst in the sky,
      Our young men fought and found their fatal star.

      Speak bugles speak, sound out their last retreat,
      Call back their spirits to their native shires,
      For husbands, fathers, sons our dead complete,
      The bells speak out from all the nations spires.

      Speak louder still this silence as we stand,
      See through unseeing eyes, in mists of yesteryear,
      The ghost of comrades in some far distant land,
      Who marched with us, but are no longer here.

      Take down your memories from the shelf of life,
      Know their lives given have enriched our heritage,
      But e're you close this chapter of mans strife,
      Let slow tears fall on their remembered page.

      If you would like to read more of Reg's poetry then please visit www.regbrewer.com and stay a while

    4. ~Prescott 69 months ago | reply

      thanks for sharing those thoughts!

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