One day a Canadian soldier Saw rows upon row of Poppys in Flanders fielsBelgium. Many Soldiers that fought there died and were buried there. so by wearing a poppy is just our way of remembering our fallen soldiers.
The story of Flander's Fields is simple. At the end of the war in Canada the buried all most all the dead soldiers in Flander's Field's. After a while people noticed something. The decomposing bodies acted as a fertilizer to the soil, and eventually gave enough nutrients to the soil and created a poppy. Which in the end began to grow throughout the whole entire field and covered it in Red poppies. That is how Flande's Fields was written, and that's why we were poppies on remembrance day.
Why did only poppies grow in Flanders field.....
flanders field in France
Poppies were grown in Flanders Field.
Poppies of Flanders was created in 1927.
You Wear Poppies in memory of the soldiers who died on Flanders Field. Because They were the only flowers growing when WW1 was happening. ^_^
Yes, there is personification in the poem "In Flanders Fields." The most notable example is in the phrase "The poppies blow," where the poppies are given human characteristics by suggesting that they are capable of blowing in the wind.
In Flanders field the poppies grow. Between the crosses Row on row. Poppies grow all over the world. Easily grown in gardens, anywhere with a 120+ day growing season.
the person who thought of haveing poppies as a symboll is a man names flanders who was named after the field on witch it first grew.
Poppies are a symbol of WW I because there is a famous cemetery for soldiers who died in the war, called Flanders Field, in which poppies grow. There is also a famous poem about this.
They are given out in remembrance of the men who died in the World War because poppies grew in the field they were buried. There is a famous poem about Flanders's Fields where the poppies grow.
In Flanders Fields which is where the war was
The red poppies and the symbols they represented were immortalized in the WWI poem: "In Flanders Field". Many of the most intense fighting of the war took place in the area of Flanders, Belgium.