From: themilitarytoday@pacbell.net   
      
   Memorial/Veterans Day Poem, #201: REMEMBER ME   
      
   We bid farewell to family and friends,   
   In hope that someday we'll live as brothers.   
   I pray for the day all wars will end,   
   and my fate shall be spared to others.   
      
   It was the war to end all wars,   
   That is what they had said.   
   After all these years,   
   Canada still counts her dead.   
      
   I was a true Canadian,   
   I wish you could see,   
   All I ask is,   
   Remember Me.   
      
   In war I fought and died,   
   I thought it did cease.   
   Now under the Blue Beret,   
   I die for World Peace.   
      
   Like Michael Ralph, John Ternapolski,   
   Plus the thousands of soldiers before.   
   On November 11th Remember   
   I died for Peace not War.   
      
   I was a true Canadian,   
   I wish you could see.   
   All I ask is,   
      
   Remember Me.   
      
   In Memory of   
   MCpl John William Ternapolski   
      
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