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This poignant poem explores the enduring legacy of a soldier lost in World War II. It follows Jeremiah, a young Bostonian, through his heroic journey to his tragic death in battle. The narrative centers on the profound impact his sacrifice has on his brother, who grapples with guilt and the weight of loss while building a family. Through generations, the poem highlights how Jeremiah's memory lives on, a testament to the powerful bonds of family and the enduring impact of sacrifice. Comparable works include The Red Badge of Courage