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A Soldier's Christmas
by Michelle R Kidwell Power In The Pen

Friday, December 08, 2006
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I was thinking of all who are away from their families this Christmas, the Soldiers who will not get to be with the families, and this piece came to me, lets remember the Soldiers and their families this Christmas


 


 


I wish I could be here


With you for Christmas


Lord knows I want to be


But I am over here


A world away


Fighting this war


Trying to keep the American way


Safe


Trying to keep


The American way safe


Trying to offer an opressed people


A taste of Democracy.


Sometimes the battle is hard


Sometimes good men fall


And we are left


To say our goodbye's


Between rounds of fire.


I wish I could be home for Christmas


But for now I will carry the spirit of


Christmas Cheer with me


Even in the battle.


Copyright Michelle R Kidwell


Dec.08.06


1:05 A.M PST


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Reviewed by Flying Fox Ted L Glines 12/24/2006
Excellent write, Michelle! We send our heartfelt prayers to all our kids fighting over there. Merry Christmas to you!

Ted
Reviewed by Jimmy Mills 12/9/2006
Michelle--all I can say here is thank you for this. I was that marine last year. My family celebrated Christmas without me. It was very hard to endure the pain, but we overcame. People like yourself help us through difficult times like this. You're awesome! Jim
Reviewed by Regis Auffray 12/9/2006
A most timely and appropriate write, Michelle. Thank you for sharing it. Love and peace,

Regis
Reviewed by Kimmy Van Kooten 12/8/2006
A wonderful write in remembering those that give the ultimate sacrifice for their country~
You are right on with this write~
May God keep all those safe until their return...
Happy Holidays to you and may the Spirit of the Christ child surround you and yours~
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
Reviewed by Joyce Bowling 12/8/2006
Great write and very appropriate for there will be so many that will be separted during the holiday. I have a little boy in my first grade classroom whose dad is home on leave for two weeks. One week has gone so quickly....each day the little boy looks at the clock and asks how many spins around until we go home. He never watched the clock before, but now he eagerly awaits his dad coming to pick him up. He has one more week left before he returns to Iraq...this family was one of the blessed families. It's a sad situation, but on that same note I am so proud of our brave and steadfast soldiers. Great write, and happy holidays to you and your family.
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
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