Santa Fe National Cemetery, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Row upon row of white stones
Marking the resting places
Of soldiers lying below—
They have names, but no faces.
Photo and poem © 2015 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Santa Fe National Cemetery
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a truly sombre image
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The red flowers give wonderful touch.
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Beautiful rich red in contrast with the white headstone.
ReplyDeleteIn the end, all we have left is our name. Such a precious gift.
ReplyDeleteAlways sad to see so many graves of young men taken in their prime...
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Beautiful composition!
ReplyDeleteChilling! So beautiful and yet so sad.
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