


The red poppy - the symbol of remembrance day, a flower that sprung from the bloody trenches of war. The artillery shells & shrapnel agitated the earth just enough to expose the poppy seeds to the warmth & light needed for them to germinate & flourish. Fields of them bloomed across Europe & in the spring of 1915 a valley of them greeted the ANZAC's as they landed on the shores of Gallopoli.
1 comment:
Written so beautifully and the images take you there. I think this piece should be given out with the poppies each year.
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