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War Poem by Theresa Jones Tuesday, September 08, 2009 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan This poem was written after my husband left on his first deployment. I used my poetry to get me through the hard times and being alone.

SUNSHINE ON YOUR SKIN I AM LOOKING AT YOU AGAIN WISHING THIS PICTURE COULD BE TRUE WISHING I COULD BE NEXT TO YOU OVER THERE ALL ALONE BEING A SOLDIER LIKE A GOVT. DRONE HOPING FOR THAT WONDERFUL DAY FOR YOU TO COME HOME SOON I PRAY AND THEN YOU SAY WE CAN BE TOGETHER MAKES ME FEEL AS LIGHT AS A FEATHER WAITING FOR YOUR STRONG EMBRACE TO FEEL YOUR KISS UPON MY FACE ARMS WRAPPED AROUND ME TIGHT AND SNUG GIVING ME THAT IM HOME SAFE HUG TO ENSURE A PEACEFUL REST WRAPPING YOUR ARMS AROUND MY CHEST THIS IS WHERE I LONG TO BE ALONE TOGETHER YOU AND ME .......
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Reviewed by Michelle Mead	9/10/2009

How sweet- and it goes so well with the picture, too-I bet sooooo many women in your situation would feel this right to the heart.




Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	9/9/2009

Sweet sentiments wrapped in loving arms, how I can relate.... Be always safe, Karen