104:19-20 Red flowers grew through his
flesh John McCrae’s 1915
poem ‘In Flanders Fields’ commemorates the fact of red poppies blooming
abundantly in battlefields that saw some of the heaviest casualties during
World War One: ‘In Flanders fields the poppies blow / Between the crosses, row
on row’ (1-2). Line six begins ‘We are the dead.’ Since 1920, the red poppy has
been a symbol of remembrance of the war dead.
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