A meditation on peace, remembrance, and the moment when silence fell
Words written in foxholes, bunkers, and barracks — words that capture the human heart amid inhumanity.
These are fictional composites, honoring the spirit of real letters from the era.
I am afraid, but I am more afraid of a world where we did nothing.
When this is over, I will hold you and never let go.
I have learned that courage is not the absence of fear but action despite it.
I count the days until we meet again. Until then, know that you are with me always.
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