Copyright Lillian Francis
Enough said.
If you need more food for thought though, check out the poems of Wilfred Owen, who was killed on 4 November 1918 during the battle to cross the Sambre-Oise canal at Ors. This link will take you to The Sentry, where Owen packs enough visual imagary to fill a short story into a poem. His other poems are listed on the right; all will make you think if you care to do so.
This was very eloquent. *HUGS*
ReplyDeleteSometimes less is more.
DeleteOwen's own story is very interesting, bittersweet we would call it. I would urge people to read up on him if they feel so inclined. I'm considering doing a little more research into him myself.