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Monday, 8 January 2018

world war 1 touching poem

i believe that this poem has touched many hearts and i believe
it has touched mine.
I like the way that the author has carefully placed his words and the way he wrote the story.
link to the Anzac poem
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3 comments:

  1. Clare G8 January 2018 at 15:36

    Hi Vallancio
    I'm really pleased you put the link to the poem so I could look it up easily.

    I also like this poem and I have some picture books about the poppies that grew in the war fields. I'll try to bring them to school for you to have a look at.
    Do you know if any of your family fought in this war?

    Clare

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    1. Anonymous8 January 2018 at 15:59

      hi miss i am sorry to say that i do not know if any of my family went to war but i would like to say is thanx for comenting and sure i would"t like to see the photo
      vallancio

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  2. Tayla Alexander-Crawford10 January 2018 at 13:34

    Hi Vallanico,

    Well done on the Flander's Fields activity, you have done such an awesome job at describing why you like the poem. I think there is a very strong message behind the poem and like that it reminds everyone of the sacrifices men and women made to fight for our freedom.

    Isn't it incredible that years and years later, a poem can still have such an impact when you read it. Have you been to an Anzac Service before?

    Nga mihi
    Georgia

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