Poppy Road Poem by ANDREW BLAKEMORE

Poppy Road

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One hundred years lest we forget
Those souls who fought and paid the price,
Who left their homes for foreign lands
And gave their lives in sacrifice.

In tribute to those village men
Who served within that wretched war,
They dressed the street in scarlet red
And wreaths were placed on every door.

'Twas such a moving sight indeed
That people came from far and wide,
To walk the length of 'Poppy Road'
And pay respect to those who died.

One hundred years lest we forget
Those souls who faced such angst and pain,
And yet forever in our hearts
Their memories live and shall remain.

Tuesday, October 22, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: war
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
To commemorate the passing of 100 years since the end of the First World War, Station Road in Aldridge was briefly renamed Poppy Road and the houses were decorated in poppies in respect to those who served.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bri Edwards 13 November 2019

I'd be remiss if i did not say: " This poem hits the spot today! " The rhyming's grand, the story too, and for my pleasure i say: " Thank YOU! " to MyPoemList bri :)

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