I decided to start a thread to honor our men and women whom are fighting to protect us. It is Veterans Day Wednesday and I though you could put your poems and prayers here to honor them.
American soldiers sacrifice so much,
All for the freedom of our country.
Leaving their families and heading off to war,
Not knowing what the future holds.
Working day and night
Determined to stay strong.
Watching friends be killed every day
Letters from home inspiring them to keep fighting.
So little is given to them
Although there is little to do,
For those who have died in war
We can still remember.
Remember all the men who have died.
Remember all the battles fought.
Remember all the tears families cried
Remember it was freedom the soldiers brought.
To this very day soldiers are under-appreciated.
Veterans Day is the day.
For the dead, living, and fighting soldiers.
~To be remembered~
I'm glad a humble minstrel's words, can still find a heart to touch. Thanks for the kind words. To all that read them blessed be.
Chris De Burgh is right on this, I've often said, how many politicians would agree to war, if they had to stand on the front-line and face the consequences of their actions?
I didn't mean to make you cry my sister. I myself cried. I lost my fiance and a brother in the Vietnam War. It means a lot to me that our troops past and present are honored. They did not ask for War.
Permalink Reply by Dale on November 9, 2009 at 9:56pm
I ask the God and Goddess to be with our frends who are keeping us safe from those who wish harm to us. Ladys and Men alike.Nine years have past and we wish they were home . But there job is one that needs to be done .With out them .This land may not be any more . Thank you for all you are doing. Goddess Blessings
I salute all of you for that which you do, to all that now serve and to those long past for giving of your self, and may their come a time when war is no more and PEACE is indeed found at last. I once stood where you do now Be strong, Be wise, and Follow your heart. To all men and woman who serve I salute you !