Australian and New Zealand Army Corps

Good Morning Ladies and Gentleman. Today in Anzac Day, we have gathered here to recognize the deplorable event when millions of lives were lost during the World War 1. This event also denotes the time when the Australian and New Zealand army corps were formed after uniting and battling together and joining as one in Gallipoli. The poem I will be presenting today is a World War 1 poem named “Rain” by a British poet and soldier, Edward Thomas, in 1914. This poem is told from a soldier’s point of…

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