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Daddy Came Home Once More
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Dedicated to Master Sergeant Michael McNulty. KIA, AL Qaim, Iraq on 17 June 2005

Daddy came home once more But this time he didn’t walk through the door He was given a 21 gun salute And even some Brits gave him a salute Many soldiers cried that day More than I had seen before that day He was loved by all who knew him And all of them will greatly miss him Even though the loss was hard on our hearts We will keep him close to our hearts We will always remember the good times we had And the loss will always make us so sad But we have to go on every day Thankful for all that he was able to do in his special way

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Reviewed by Robin Adams

Reviewed on December 6, 2005

Beautiful poem.

Reviewed by Pamela garner (Reader)

Reviewed on December 5, 2005

A heartful write and a wonderous tribute to a father and solider. Sorry for your lose. My god bless you and be with you everyday. Love,Pamela

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