Lestweforget Stories

An extract from the poem For The Fallen by Laurence Binyon.

had to write this for a french assignment and damn if im not proud of it // j'ai dû écrire ceci pour un devoir de français et bon sang, si je n'en suis pas fier if anythings wrong, i blame google translate <(｀^')> // si quelque chose ne va pas, je blame google translate <(｀^')>

This is a poem about the war, it was inspired by In Flanders Fields.

This has been written to honour the ANZAC Soldiers that risked/sacrificed their lives to protect their country. This year is the ANZAC Centenary this will be held on the 25th of April. Please share this around and comment Lest We Forget.

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A young phycic foresees a future war that is yet to happen and it changes his life forever.

Lest we forget.

This somber and poignant poem, delving into the innermost thoughts and mindsets of Australian soldiers navigating the tumultuous journey back home following years of arduous service in war, was written in commemoration of Anzac Day. It solemnly pays homage to the immense bravery and resilience exhibited by countless survivors from all Australian conflicts throughout history, may we never forget their unparalleled courage and selflessness.

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.

Each run started and ended the same. Nothing changed. Until one RESET broke the human's world. The monsters remember deaths from a distant past. They remember the Angel bringing its wrath upon the Underground. The Angel was unstoppable... save for its own curiosity. But that never meant monsterkind could stop trying. Lest... we forget.

To remember all the millions of soldiers and courageous souls that have fought in order to protect our freedom and search for peace, I have written a short descriptive story focussing on the horrors of World War 1. We vowed 'Never Again' and so we commemorate the deaths of everyone who has fought and continues to fight to strive for a safer world. On the 11th hour, of the 11th day, of the 11th month in 1918, they signed the armistice and the world was allowed to grieve and recover in quiet melancholy.

A short story about aph Canada during Remembrance Day I don't own Hetalia or the characters. The cover is not mine, creds to the artist and I do not own In Flanders Fields 10/11/2016

Lest We Forget is a bit of my poetry for Remembrance Day, hope you enjoy!

This poem is for Remembrance day. This poem turned out depressing but I hope you all like it. Lest we forget!

Since on 11/11 it will be the 100th anniversary of WW1, I thought I would compile a few war poems to commemorate the men who died for our freedom. I have not written any of these, I can not even dream of being as amazing as these poets were. Wear a poppy. Donate today. Lest we forget.

For my school project.

The 11 of November, we will remember and never forget what they did for us to make our country free. I write poems so yea

There are two chapters to this tribute on Remembrance Sunday 2014 1) For The Fallen By: Robert Laurence Binyon (1869-1943) 2) 'Lest We Forget By: peppipop (written on Sunday 9th November 2014 especially) ...WE WILL REMEMBER THEM...