Friday, November 14, 2008

The Russian Front

The children were sent away to stay with relatives as the war raged on.


He was gone off fighting.

It was now Winter and she slept alone.

She awoke suddenly to the frigidness...
and his ghost standing there
at the foot of the bed!


She knew in an instant he died on the Russian Front.





















11 comments:

Mojo said...

Yeah, there was a lot of dying going around in that part of the world during the war.

Eerie, but engaging... nice job!

Queen Bee said...

I have goosebumps

Mona said...

that is so sad. It is also so true for so many!

Great 55ve!

Lulda Casadaga said...

mojo: thanks...my german grandmother was the inspiration for this one.

queen bee: ya...I had em when I was looking for pics to post.

mona: Very sad indeed...thanks for stopping by...have a great weekend!

lime said...

it's odd how connected we can become to one another, that the severing of that can be felt across such distance. so sad.

g-man said...

Awesome 55 Lulda...
I'm a war history freak anyway..
Excellent job!
Thanks for visiting, thanks for playing, and have a Great Week-End!

Pam said...

very sad...war is sad. great 55, lulda

Akelamalu said...

So sad and unfortunately so true :(

buffalodick said...

Very well written!

Lulda Casadaga said...

lime: I just always think about my relatives and how they dealt with the hard times during the war. I'd be such a wienie!

gman: I am fascinated about WWII...so many stories to still be told.

ciara & ake: Yes, indeed war is very sad.

BD: Thanks honey...what's cookin for the weekend?

Maggie May said...

That must have been a terrible experience.
It was chilling.