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White crosses

The poppy field stirs as spring breezes graze the silence sending birds to flight Hush, do you hear them? a thousand souls that cried for home. All men wear white crosses here, the rows glisten standing straight and tall against the sky Shoulder to shoulder finally at one with peace. There will be no reveille as dawn breaks No call to arms for these brothers of battle. Only quiet remembrance.
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