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The Great Peace 2025
Click here to hear the writer read his words: The Great Peace The pain surprises me.The rain falls steadily, but it is not the cause of the pain.The wind blows briskly, but it is not the cause of the pain. … Continue reading
Posted in france
Tagged armistice day, Brothers in Arms, dire straits, l’Armistice, november 11, remembrance day, the great war, veterans day, Volkstrauertag
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The Great Peace
Click here to hear me read the words: The Great Peace The pain surprises me.The rain falls steadily, but it is not the cause of the pain.The wind blows briskly, but it is not the cause of the pain. I … Continue reading
The Great Peace
This challenge is produced by GirlieOnTheEdge with the following simple rules:Write 6 Sentences. No more. No less.Use the current week’s prompt word – ARMOUR Please feel free to ignore this post as I have ignored the rules.This piece is not Six … Continue reading
Man’s Inhumanity to Man Makes Countless Thousands Mourn*
I have seen them in many parts of the world. From Scotland to Canada and the USA. From France to Australia. Each one rips at my soul. But the saddest thing about War Memorials, strangely enough, is not the heart-breaking … Continue reading
Posted in Haibun
Tagged Australia, Canada, france, great war, november 11, remembrance day, robert burns, Scotland, usa, veterans day, war memorial, world war 1
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Man’s Inhumanity to Man Makes Countless Thousands Mourn*
I have seen them in many parts of the world. From Scotland to Canada and the USA. From France to Australia. Each one rips at my soul. But the saddest thing about War Memorials, strangely enough, is not the heart-breaking … Continue reading
Posted in Haibun
Tagged Australia, Canada, france, great war, november 11, remembrance day, Scotland, usa, veterans day, war memorial, world war 1
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