But what a shame that the reader falls into the familiar trap, saying, "They shall not grow old . . . " when Binyon's original, more moving words, are, "They shall grow not old . . . "
@renard801 I'm sorry about that. There a more common and worse mistake in the next line though which should read "nor the years contemn", meaning disdain, not "condemn".
i tingle everytime i hear this, RIP every Soldier, warrior, friend or family member that has ever fought for my flag
DrackyA 1 week ago
Lest we forget on this solemn day.
HFLanciaStratos 2 months ago
I would not be surprisef if Garrison Keillor read thid poem on "The Writer's Almanac".
Pookatube 8 months ago
We will remember them.
siniceblood2 1 year ago
amazing
driftingbosco 1 year ago
Thank you for posting this poem.
Beautifully spoken.
But what a shame that the reader falls into the familiar trap, saying, "They shall not grow old . . . " when Binyon's original, more moving words, are, "They shall grow not old . . . "
If you're gonna do it, do it right!
renard801 1 year ago
@renard801 I'm sorry about that. There a more common and worse mistake in the next line though which should read "nor the years contemn", meaning disdain, not "condemn".
SpokenVerse 1 year ago
Nice, well done!
uohzxela 2 years ago