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Remembrance

Remembering him who cannot be remembered

4 total reviews 
Comment from BeasPeas
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This is nicely done and so true. Presented and worded well in this 5-7-5. Congratulations on winning first place in the contest. We should always remember those who served. Marilyn

 Comment Written 12-Jul-2016


reply by the author on 12-Jul-2016
    Thank you for the compliments, Marilyn!
Comment from joannakruk
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Short but oh so powerful. To remember and acknowledge and unspecified entity is almost religious, but an ode to one who sacrificed no less than those openly recognised. Perfect picture to add to the theme.
Jo

 Comment Written 10-Jul-2016


reply by the author on 10-Jul-2016
    Thank you for your insightful review, Jo!
Comment from Jannypan (Jan)
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You said so much in such a short space.

Good job on the syllable count for each line.

The candle artwork is perfect. How many times have we all seen candles at memorials?

Your words are true and so sad.

Good job and best wishes in the contest.

Thanks for sharing. Jan

 Comment Written 10-Jul-2016


reply by the author on 10-Jul-2016
    Thank you for your sensitive and understanding comments, Jannypan!
Comment from darkmoonbaby
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This is a beautiful piece, an honor the the Unknown Soldier. It is presented in a great way, well written. Personally, I'd center the piece, but that's just personal preference. It follows the requirements of the contest. I would definitely recommend this piece to a friend. Good luck in the contest.

DMB

 Comment Written 10-Jul-2016


reply by the author on 10-Jul-2016
    Thank you for the very complimentary review, DMB! I especially appreciate your suggestion to center the lines, which I did immediately, before anyone else saw them in their awkward, un-centered state. Thanks again!!
    Don