41. A Soldier's Reason
I can remember the first time that I
saw your smiling face,
I held you close to my heart, you could
probably hear it race.
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Wow!!!!!! A beautiful poem :D I love it, it's so touching
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42. There Will Come Soft Rains (War Time)
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There will come soft rains and the smell of the ground,
And swallows circling with their shimmering sound;
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43. Listen
Listen
Listen to the distant drums.
Listen to the bugles calls. -
44. My Marine
My Marine so far from home.
Over seas, but not alone.
I hold you close in my thoughts and prayers.
Missing you through all my tears. -
45. The Voice
A young boy playing games of war,
His imaginings filled with innocence, unaware of reality's horror.
He heard a voice filled with cadences being sung like hymns, -
46. Lest We Forget
On barren land on western field
Where only sadness war can yield
On battle sites where none had grown
In fact the bravest seeds were sewn -
47. Military
I don't want him to go.
I don't want him to leave.
What can I do?
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48. Home From The War
Here's a friendly little greeting
Just to welcome you back home,
You serve your country admirably
As so far and wide you roam.Featured Shared StoryHello Pauline,
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49. For The Betterment Of All
My grandfather was a farmer; his hands were hard and cracked
His words were soft and careful built from farming fact
The outside world was foreign, until it came to call
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50. The Soldier
Proud to defend his country, to protect this land.
He signed up with other soldiers to make a stand.
A band of brothers they quickly became.Featured Shared StoryVery moving. My father, brother and husband were in the armed forces, so this poem means a lot to me. Very best wishes, Ann.
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51. Welcome Home
When I met the tall and amiable Vietnam War veteran,
my shyness showed,
yet, my throat dried and tightened when he softly
spoke the words, "The war never goes away." -
52. Remembrance
(The book I've been reading rests on my knee,
you sleep.) (Wendy Cope)
I am trying to read, I cannot sleep,
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