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Hotarla wrote: ↑Dec 5th, '22, 20:48 Uhhh its only like THE most popular poem about the war. XD;; written by John McCrae during world war 1, he was a canadian soldier. His poem is practically recited like every remembrance day.

In Flander’s Fields, the poppies grow, between the crosses row on row…and so on.

That actually sounds familiar. I'm not good with poetry so I probably learned about it and just forgot.

I can understand having a whole region loving a poem. I grew up in New England and there were a lot of New England poets and novelists that everyone clings to.

That’s true. Like i love poetry, i can still recite some parts of romeo and juliet from shakespeare pft. XD
And although my chinese isn’t great, there’s still one popular li bai poem that can never seem to leave my head no matter how long time has passed. XD;; i still remember the poem to this day. Pft.

The only Chinese poem I can think of off the top of my head is the one that's shi with a jillion different inflections

Never heard of that. XD;; or maybe i’ve heard OF it but that’s about it. XD;; i don’t know what the poem actually sounds like.

I don't remember it entirely, but I do believe there's something about a tiger and a mountain in it?

…no idea hahahah, you’re asking the wrong person. Pft. All i remember is the poem “tiger tiger burning bright” when you mentioned tigers. XD

I have no idea what this poem is.

its okay hahaha, as i said, it might just be more popular in canada. xP

unless you're talking about the tiger poem lol. xD

I was talking about the tiger poem.