Finish The Quote Flashcards by Mani Sardais

Q

trace the

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frozen river which ran through his face

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blown

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hinges of his jaw

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handle

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and hold

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mind

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and attend

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fractured

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rudder of sholder blade

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parachute

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silk of his punctured lungs

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climb

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the rungs of his broken ribs

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feel the

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hurt of his grazed heart

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i picture

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the scan

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i traced

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the scarring back to its source

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a

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sweating unexploded mine

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only then

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did i come close

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if i should

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die think only this of me

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there’s some

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corner of a foreign field that is forever england

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in that richer

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earth a richer dust concealed

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a body of england

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breathing english air

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a pulse in

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the enternal mind

Q

dreams

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happy as her day

Q

in hearts

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at peace under an english heaven

Q

she walks

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in beauty like the night sky

Q

cloudless climes

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and starry skies

Q

thats best

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of dark and bright

Q

one shade the more

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one ray the lessh

Q

half impaired

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the nameless grace

softly lightens

o'er her face

how pure

how dear their dwelling-place

so soft

so calm yet eloquent

a heart

whose love is innocent!

summer is

fading

leaves fall

in ones and twos

in the

hollows of afternoons

young

mothers assemble

setting free

their children

stand

husband in skilled trades

near the

televison

ruining

their courting-places

but the

lovers are all in school

their children

so intent on finding more unripe acorns

their beauty

has thickened

something is pushing

them to the side of their own lives