(France, 1917) As we came down from Amiens, And they went up the line, They waved their careless hands to us, And cheered the Red Cross sign. And often I have wondered since, Repicturing that train, How many of those laughing souls Came down the line again.
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Return to the Vera Brittain library , or . . . Read the next poem; To My Brother