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REMEMBRANCE DAY, a poem by Lee Emmett, Australia
Memorial Day Poems & War Poetry
Lee Emmett, Australia
REMEMBRANCE DAY
logged on to Veterans’ website to find out a little bit more about ‘Remembrance Day’and the first world warover sixty-one thousand Australiansdied in that terrible conflictone was my father’s fatherwho did not come backwe travelled to Villers Bretonneuxwhere some ‘Diggers’ were deployedin the battle for AmiensBritish and Canadians alongsidethirty thousand German troops capturedin offensive which broke their linesix and a half thousand casualties Aussies lost for eternal timehuge wall commemoratessoldiers who gave their allClaude Rupert Hewittamongst the ones who fellsoldiers who did not returnby families are rememberedred poppies are wornon eleventh of November
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