All Quiet On The Western Front 1914-1918
The wire still bites. The mist thickens. The land remembers what men tried to forget. This was once a boundary - now it’s a grave marker for silence, for fog, for the ghosts of orders followed too well.
The wire still bites. The wood still leans. The land remembers what men tried to forget. This was once a boundary - now it`s a grave marker for silence, for the ghosts of orders followed too well.
The earth does not heal; it only scars. In the deep woods and trenches, the ridges are not made of stone, but of echoes. These trees stand on ground that drank too much, their roots tangling with a past that refuses to stay buried. Here, the forest is a cathedral for the unreturned