Friday, January 3, 2003

At Senlis Once Comments

Rating: ★2.8

how comely it was and how reviving,
When with clay and with death no longer striving
Down firm roads we came to houses
With women chattering and green grass thriving.
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Edmund Blunden
laughter rains
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Deanna Johnston Clark 02 August 2014

Eyes that looked and saw with such intensity...and wrote of the witness he bore all his life. And he, too, was part of this scene, not a passerby. He was in it, and also saw it without. Amazing snapshot of these men! !

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Edmund Blunden

Edmund Blunden

London / England
Edmund Blunden
Edmund Blunden
London / England
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