Lest We Forget

The Art Philosopher

Posted on: 11th Nov, 2023

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A watercolour and ink illustration of three soldiers from different wars to commemorate Remembrance Sunday in the UK

Blood swept lands and seas of red

Tommy’s dead,

He is no more,

The Telegram delivered to the door.

Left with fading memories to store,

Of lifeless friends, limp on the floor,

In a heap of bloody, pointless gore.

Inhumanity of reckless law;

Push the enemy back some more!

‘Til the reddest rivers bleed and pour,

With the hearts of those in this Great War.

 

JS

 

 

 

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3 Comments on Lest We Forget

Dean

Dean

11th Nov, 2023 10:11

“… and how many deaths will it take ’til they know that too many people have died?”

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LL

LL

11th Nov, 2023 14:11

What does one say of a war that all but wiped out all military age males?

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the late phoenix

the late phoenix

11th Nov, 2023 15:11

haunting drawing, mah dahlin, beautifully done.

my favorite World War I poem is Anthem for Doomed Youth by Wilfred Owen.

the Lost Generation…

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