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For the Fallen In Flanders Field
Famished and flagging footsoldiers; facing fatigue, fitful fever, faeces and foul, foetid fungi. Fostering feelings, frustrated, for this faraway, foreign field. Forays so fraught with fine failure; forfeiting furtive and fiendish, fatally fettered from the first. Forged by such fatuous fawners, for folly to feud for a field. Forced forwards with fleetness of foot; firearms flash and fragments fly far, feigning the firmament aflame. Forces fight so ferociously, fratricide set free on this field. Forthright and filial feelings; families of fine forefathers, fought fiercely, for fear we’d forget. Familiar flora forms focus, for the fallen in Flanders Field. - - - - - - - - - 8 syallables on every line (www.howmanysyllables.com) November 2018 Entered in Brian Strand's "Contest No 515". (1st Place) I wanted to do something special - and a bit different - to mark the centenary of the end of The Great War (11 November 1918). This poem is dedicated to all the brave souls lost defending freedom during that terrible conflict (and all conflicts since).
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