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Shell Filling

gabrielsmy interviews 10 Mar 201617 Jun 2020

It went up one day. Gunpowder, TNT,
a shoe-lace, a ring, a spark.
Condemned the cornfields round about,
still bringing bodies out after a fortnight.
You don’t mind when you’re young –
you sing away as if nothing had happened.

(From Audio Memories of a WW1 Munitions Factory Explosion. Submitted by H L Foster)

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Published 10 Mar 201617 Jun 2020

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