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De onderstaande gedichten/zinnen heb ik laatst gelezen op een oorlogs begraafplaats. It just didn't felt right to leave some of those poems there.
De initialen die er bij staan zijn van de persoon op wiens grafsteen ik het gelezen heb.

[Ter eerbetoon aan alle soldaten die gevochten hebben in de 2e wereld oorlog.
Never to late to remember them.]

Silent thought,
True and tender.

Just to show,
We still remember.

~E. C. age 24

To the world he was just one,
To us he was all the world
Sleep on beloved one

~R. C. age 21

Resting in god's garden till we meet again.

~O. A. age 29

And in the morning,
we will remember them.

~A. B. age 29

Sleep on beloved,
And take thy rest.
They miss you most,
Who loved you best.

~W. K. age 21

Ever remembered.

~H. A. age 22

Loved, lost and found, but ever with the lord.

~S. B. age 28

As he lived, so he died
For others.

~T. R. age 30

Gone but not forgotten.

~Z. L. age 24

A daily thought
A silent tear
Always wishing, you where here.

~J. F. age 18

For your tomorrow,
I gave you my today.

~E. B. age 34

He fought for those
He loved the best
And may he have, the eternal rest.

~H. O. age 19

God in his mercy
Will tenderly care
For the soul of my son
Sleeping here

~T. H. age 20

Until the day dawn.

~H. M. age 24