Long Lost Grave by Anthony Page

A poem to make people remember the sacrifices of those who served the nation, and the meaning of the poppy.

A “name” is tall.
Still silent cast.
The holy “veil”.
Of an aged past.

This, the sign..
The medal we gave.
A “solid stone”.
To all we save.

But tears will fall.
Yes think and pray.
A “last stand post”
Is made a day..

With a tiny flower.
In every place
The mask of ages
To a sacred face

But at least below..
A soul is brave.
In “holy record”.
“long lost grave”

By Anthony Page, the young Blackhill poet

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