They return home with still young eyes and old souls our youth sent to protect and serve, to keep us free hearing daily of the ones who never return, we grieve going though all seven stages, in the end finding a peace
The others pass us daily on the street, these old eyed souls never speaking of loss youth plundered by the Gods of war never bemoaning the forfeit of body or the souls bleak aspect Solomon's gold, doled from our coffers can never repay
There will always be wars evermore, for such is our nature man for all his freewill has not risen far above the beast clinging to what he feels is due, his man made given rights our only hope lies in opening our own eyes and seeing
Removing the stars, replacing them with sorrowful soul eyes feeling the pain, though phantom it may be of souls at war this Veteran's Day when we pay honor that's more then just remember the price paid, of loss youth and blacken souls
War is such a terrible thing for those who lose loved ones. Well though out and written tribute to those who have to go to foreign climes and partake in such endeavours to protect our own freedom
Reviewed by La Belle Rouge (Reader)
Reviewed on November 7, 2003
Yes, Dear One, it was and is a great price and it's paid for a lifetime. Wonderful poem.
BRAVA, cheryl; a magnificent tribute to those who fight to defend our freedom! *CLAPPING WILDLY* (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in texas, karen lynn. :D
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