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Two Poems from our Tributes, Memorials Poetry Collection

 
 
You're My Soldier
   
Author: Denise Grim
   
Poem:
You're My Soldier
   
  So scared and lonely and sad
Yet thankful for all that you have
You're my man, my best friend, my lover
Someone amazing - you're my soldier

So gentle and caring and kind
No matter how much is on your mind
You're my god, my angel, my star
Someone amazing - you're my soldier

So worried and mad and stressed
You deserve nothing but the best
You're my pillow, my blanket, my teddy bear
Someone amazing - you're my soldier

So brave and daring and bold
Your heart will never grow old
You're my hero, my prince, my warrior
Someone truly amazing - you're my soldier

~ Dedicated to my boyfriend, PFC Ryan L. Burkhardt, who is currently serving our country in Camp Arifjan, Kuwait.
   
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The Lesson, from the King
   
Author: Florida Hoxha
   
Poem: The Lesson, from the King
   

Imagine an oppressive lifestyle,
Imagine segregation,
Imagine hate and spitefulness,
Infused within a nation.
Today we live in freedom,
And we don’t know any of these things,
But we still fail to understand,
The disturbance that ignorance brings,
A benevolent and noble man paved the way,
So we can all live in freedom today.
We should all thank him, black or white,
For his peaceful approach and valiant might.
And although he is not among us now,
His legacy continues somehow.
But one question still remains,
And maybe it's not too late,
What will you teach your kids?
Is it love...or hate?


 
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