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After Anzac

What did the Turks do at ANZAC When the Diggers left not looking back Did they wander through the trenches and dugouts Wondering in the end what was it all about Did they taste the treats left behind for them And thanked their God that it did end Was there whispering on the wind so clear By the Fallen Diggers as the spoke near their graves so dear And when they finally left to go to their homes Did they ponder on these unknowns When sacrifices were made in the terrible fight Did they think that it had put them in the right. © Paul Warren Poetry

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