Remembranceday Histoires

A short poem written for Remembrance Day 2017

This is an original poem that I wrote for Remembrance Day.

Remembrance Day in the eyes of the solider, and in the eyes of the new generation.

On the one-hundred-year anniversary of the end of the Great War, TK remembers with this issue.

[trigger warning: war, death] She can see ghosts. But she's gotten used to it. 'Til one day when she and her family visited Vimy Ridge. There she saw the ghosts of soldiers long dead, but not at rest. And they spoke to her. --- POPPY is a story of hope, courage, and understanding. Only she can right the wrongs. Only she can help those soldiers. Only she. Poppy. [this is an lgbt+ story]

It is the autumn of 1968 in the Cornish town where nine-year old Atley lives. Since the death of his parents several years before, he has lived with Gerry, a pensioner and his guardian. Atley loves his town and never wants to leave but what if something happens to Gerry? He tries not to think about it and has his own plan of escape if his fate requires it.

A descriptive writing essay for my English tuition or more so for Remembrance Sunday :). Hope you enjoy it. 🌺 👨‍✈️️👩‍✈️️🙏🎖️🌍🌏🔪🌺 ⚔️🛡️

I just wanted to make one of these. For no exact reason... There's no purpose to this... These are going to be my works through out my high school life. Where I live, High school starts when you're in grade 7/Secondary 1/at the age of 12-13. I'm kind of excited to see how much my writing improves over the years... or, hopefully it does... (2021) G7/S1/yr12-13= 2020-2021 (05 Projects) G8/S2/yr13-14= 2021-2022 (10 Projects) G9/S3/yr14-15= 2022-2023 (12 Projects) G10/S4/yr15-16= 2023-2024 (08 Projects) G11/S5/yr16-17= 2024-2025 (00 Projects) All these works belong to Dimingua Denadou, Enjoy :)

This was just a little thing I wanted to post for Remembrance Day. Written for a competition for my History class, led me to be one of the finalists but sadly not one who won.

A collection of poems for World, International and National days of November.

endings are endings for a reason, and beginnings only happen once. // war is never worth it.

In Remembering a Special Remembrance Day, a son-in-law accompanies his father-in-law, a Second World War veteran, to the National War Memorial in Ottawa. Through heartfelt moments, a kind taxi driver, the sound of jet engines overhead, and quiet reflections on sacrifice, this true story honours a generation of veterans-and captures a day that became its own lasting memory.

Yes, this is late but I wrote the poem and entered it. I hope you like it.

How would a wife, a son, a daughter, a lover or even a friend feel when their one special person has passed to the life to come? Pretending that I do because I wrote this poem is really easy. but no. I don't, and the poem is open to interpretation.

Just some things me and my friend wrote for language at school💗💗💗 Writers: @90scunt @vintage_frootloop

Mattie calls Alfred over to help him get ready for his Capital's Remembrance Day ceremony after the tragedy the previous year, but what happens when the other nations show up unannounced? The only thing Matthew wanted to do was get home on time for hockey, too... One-shot. Hinted UsCan Rated T for England's leaky mouth

A creative writing work I did back in highschool for Remembrance Day. Talks about a brothers in WWII.