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I pray for the soldiers who fight for our freedom.
They make scarifices that are too magnificent for me to imagine.

Thanks Dan

From a Navy Vet..........that is touching.

I don't post here much but I found this one worth posting to. I have a great respect for our soldiers and what they are doing for us and our country.

God Bless Them All!

Kind of has that Robert Service feel to it. Goo d poem.

Wow, this says it all. I am going to pass this around and put a copy on my refrigerator.

OhioMom

The poem also has an Abou Ben Adhem (James Leigh Hunt) "feel" to it.

Thanks for sharing this Dan...

I assume it's ok to forward on.

There is an FM radio talk show in my area called Extreme Games and the host is Jay Severin (he also does some interviews and talk shows mostly on MSNBC I think). I will email this to him. Jay is very supportive of our military. Whenever a caller mentions that he is or has been in the military Jay says "thank-you". He also says "thank-you" to police and firefighters. Simple words that I'm sure our service men don't hear often enough.

I can barely see to write this. It has deeply touched me.
These are the most beautiful, thought provoking words I have read in a while.
I will save it and share it.
Thank you Dan for sharing it with us.

OMG...that was so deep. It was beautiful!

Thank you for sharing Dan. This poem is so well written! GOD BLESS AMERICA!

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