The Somme Valley, June, 1917
Comrade, why do you weep? Is it sorrow for a friend Who fell, rifle in hand, His last stand at an end? The thunder-lipped grey guns Lament him, fierce and slow, Where he found his dreamless bed, Head to head with a foe. The sweet lark beats on high For the peace of those who sleep In the quiet embrace of earth: Comrade, why do you weep?
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"Comrade, why do you weep?..."
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