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A Father's Grief by Jaxson Phoenix Saturday, April 15, 2006 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
In silent disbelief I read those granite words that tell a soldier's tale and how valiantly he served. Monuments to freedom standing straight and tall they represent men willing to sacrifice it all. I stand as tears fill my eyes and pain chokes out my heart so proud that you were willing to go and do your part. And though I do have pride in the battles that you won it gives me little comfort for I have lost my son. Rest peacefully, my son your battles now are through. Look down on me from Heaven and remember I love you. � Copyright 2005 Ron Howard. All rights reserved.
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