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Uploaded: 05/20/06 1:26 AM GMT
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I thought it would be appropiate to share this since Memorial Day is coming up soon. This was taken at Gettysburg, PA. My great great grandfather fought here in July 1863, but survived the battle. This gentleman paid the ultimate price so that an idea and way of life, called "America" could live on.
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.FutureResident
05/20/06 4:04 AM GMT
Wow.. how sad to have an unmarked grave. This is simple & powerful and devinly appropriate for the upcoming Memorial Day. Thanks for sharing it!
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tell you what?...that i still love you? that i want to be with you for the rest of our lives and that im stupid for leaving you? well thats what i wanted to say but like i said it wont change a thing, because you love ashton and i cant leave krystalynne.
Hmmm.. what if that is a Confederate soldier's grave? Think their spirit might be a little peeved to have the Yankee's flag placed on it?
A nice, simple and emotionally moving image. :c)
A nice, simple and emotionally moving image. :c)
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The work of art may have a moral effect, but to demand moral purpose from an artist is to make him ruin his work.
(Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - 1832)
such a powerful message from a simple picture. No matter what their names they will all be remmebered for the price they pay so we may live freely. thanks for sharing!
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i really like this. i'm amazed at how well kept the graves still are- and proud
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This is a very poignant image. I guess it should be a comfort that so few are "unknown" in contemporary wars. At least their families have some closure. This poor individual's loved ones could never have known exactly how he was lost.
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