tonyrod
Second Lieutenant
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Post by tonyrod on Dec 2, 2010 10:29:06 GMT
Ive often thought and pondered to if im the first to visit you from the family you left behind as you lay here in the ground
what was you doing at your age fighting a war when your twice there age i would have thought you had more sense suppose its better than sitting on the fence
your sons came home from that war and i guess they new the score they were hurting deep inside knowing you were left behind
my grandad never spoke a lot of you his dad he loved so much so i thank you on this day the price for freedom you had to pay
and has i gaze and look around at all your pals in the ground i wonder what life would have been with out their sacrifice for the likes of me. i had the honour of visiting my g-grandfathers grave in Sep 2008 and October this year, he was 47 when k.i.a
i have a few more poems if you would like to see later.
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ELAINE
Second Lieutenant
MY GRANDAD
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Post by ELAINE on Dec 2, 2010 16:42:43 GMT
Tony, I would love to read your poems....
47 years old....killed in action...so very sad
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Post by Hawker Hurricane on Dec 2, 2010 18:50:12 GMT
If the rest are anything like as poignant and moving as that one Tony, I'd consider it a privilege to read them. Many thanks for sharing this one with us.
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