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She unfolded the paper and read. For a breath she did not know whether to cry or to laugh; the words were both small and immense. She read Thomas’s account of poppies and music-hall tunes, of a cricket pouch and a last cigarette. She read his admission that he had been afraid and his claim to a quiet kind of bravery. At the back she found the final line he had written in small, firmer script. She pressed it to her chest as if to test whether the letter might contain a heartbeat.

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When Ma took the letter from the postman she did not read it at first. She held it like someone holding a small bird—careful, as if any abrupt motion might scare away what was left of her son. Her thin fingers dug into the wax and she smiled for a moment, a smile that had in it both the sun by Mrs. Cartwright’s table and the shadow of a man who had gone away. She sat in the kitchen and lit the lamp; the house was clean in the way houses become when someone is waiting for someone else to come back and make the bed, set the chair by the fire.

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Instead he wrote about a field near Ypres where poppies had decided, defiantly, to make a living among the shrapnel. "They look like red flags," he wrote, "but they are flowers and that is enough of a miracle to write home about." He drew a shaky poppy by the margin and rubbed mud into the stem.