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Created on: June 24, 2010
It’s with the blood of our family that we are born.
And with the blood of our family that our bodies shall rot.
But in the memory of them and others that we shall live forever.
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Poetry: World War II
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April 21
1941:
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Before Hitler, all Hellas ebbs away
As Metaxas' chain
Dear Friend,
I write to you from Stalingrad during world war 2,
I've been hiding for days, yearning for food,
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by Tom Zart
D-Day raised the curtain on the conflict
That fore shadowed the end of Hitler's dream.
The largest joint combat landing ever
Though
Reward for Heroism
Like a cherry, moist and ripe
She hangs in the sea
For fingers, so busy
To pluck like the rest
On board her,
by Harry Banner
The ground shakes, I fall,
A thick spray of blood is all that remains of my friend
it is a sweet crimson colour
I'm hungry
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