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DIOGO
Sometimes
Life begs
To disbelief
He wore our shirt
So was one of us
Togethers as one YNWA
And now one is gone
And the family
Beggars’ disbelief
From the smallest
To the new bride
Mother, grandmothers
Footballers he celebrated with
close their eyes
We collectively hold you
And all who remember you
Will Nev...
Friday 4th July 2025 11:09 am
Why I went back
Why I went back
A posthumous poem in the voice of Walter Tull – 28.04.1888 to 25.03.1918
Until you’ve been under fire
hunkered down in some funk hole
you’ll never know terror, the horror
or the damage to the soul
that just one barrage can do,
before you ever hear the whistle’s blast
that, sadly it’s true
for all too many,
signals this’ll be your last.
So...
Friday 17th January 2020 6:44 am
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