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“Remembering” by Jaz Stutley

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By australianchildrenspoetry April 24, 2019

REMEMBERING

Shadow horde

past and gone.

Distant voices

whisper from poppyfields,

red tide claiming the sky.

Why? They invite

answers. We have none.

Marching onwards

blinded by tears.

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