Update: Today, 7-28-05, my son returned to his family. Thank you who prayed for his return and safety. Two months ago, my son was spared in AFG crash, however, the Chinook Pilot who crashed was my son's best friend. Pray for our soldiers.
UPDATE 4-18-05: My son returned to Afghanistan - Pray for our injured soldiers. A soldier in Dearborn Hts., MI lost 2 legs and one hand. Thanks for your prayers and support ~~ a soldier's Mom
My son is on active duty in the army. Needless to say, people who are NOT fighting the war or do NOT have children fighting the war have the luxury to have "OPINIONS" and spit on freedom and the war and those protecting them. As a mother of a soldier I pray that God will Bless our Miliary and those who believe in the USA, our Government, our Commander in Chief and pray for a quick resolution -- to the rest of you -- Dance with the Devil in Iraq !!!! Amen
When American's Protest
I'm a USA Soldier
When Protesters Sleep
I Protect -
I'm a USA Soldier
When my Wife & Children are Alone
I'm a "husband/father" USA Soldier
When Protesters Spit Against War
I'm a USA Soldier
When the Sand and Wind Blow me Apart
I'm a USA Soldier
Whether I'm in Uniform or Not
I'm a USA Soldier
When American's Disagree
I'm Appalled
I know What has to be Done!
I'm a USA Soldier
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Reviews of "7-28-05: I'm a USA Soldier - back with my family!"
Thnx for sharing this Karen. I pray for all of our armed forces overseas, and especially those in the line of fire. I may disagree with some things our President does...but I believe in the USA and all that we stand united for. This is a very great tribute to the American soldier, who defends us with his or her life. For that I am grateful. May the Lord Jesus bless you and yours, and keep your son safe from all harm, and may He be with you always, and at your side constantly. With much love in my heart, joy to the world, peace on earth, & ((((((((((MANY SISTERLY HUGGGGSSSS), your little den sister, Barbie
GOD BLESS THE USA
"If I have to be this girl in me, Then I may as well be."
Reviewed by Paul Bruce (Reader)
Reviewed on November 24, 2003
Great Poem, I hope your son, comes home safe and soon
Paul
I found this refreshing!. Excellent job! May y our son return soon and safe.
E.W. Richardson, USMC, Vietnam 1969-70
Reviewed by Michelle Furlong
Reviewed on April 18, 2003
I love this poem. It is touching and well written. I agree with you that people are spending too much protesting the war instead of supporting and praying for the soldiers who are out there risking their lives for US. Mark is in my prayers!
Reviewed by Allen Filius (Reader)
Reviewed on March 30, 2003
Excellent!
Thanks to you and your son along with all our troops and their family's.
(Combat Engineer 85-96)
Wonderful write Karen.
I support our troops as well as one's right to protest. That, after all, is what we're fighting for. I do believe, however, that the one's method of protest is an insight to one's integrity. A "Right to lifer" who kills an abortion doctor defeats his entire argument, just as those protesting war who choose violence defeat theirs. If we could only see that our message is in our actions, as well as our words.
-James
Reviewed by Diane Szkutnicki
Reviewed on March 27, 2003
Dear Karen,Great words,Protesters should concentrate more on supporting our troops instead of causing riots in the streets,they don't deserve the media attention.Mark is in our thoughts and prayers. God Bless America and all of the troops.
Reviewed by Scott Anderson
Reviewed on March 26, 2003
Karen, I sympathize with you as a mother of a soldier at a time of war. God save him and all our kids out there is.
However, I'm glad to see a voice of dissent among your readers. A person who is concerned about civilians as myself.
Your poetry is great and touching, however, your prologue is a bit offensive.
This is a lovely tribute to your son, Karen. Delete the crap and keep smiling and kudos to you. If these folks really cared about who lives or dies, they would pay more attention to babies and people dying in the US and instead of working their venomous mouths they would work their sorry asses to really change something. They sound like parrots following a party line.
~Elizabeth
Reviewed by Bill
Reviewed on March 26, 2003
Excellent. One of your best....written from the heart.
Reviewed by Floria Kelderhouse (Reader)
Reviewed on March 26, 2003
Karen..God bless your son..God bless you and your family...I support you all with my prayers..Floria
(((HUGS))) to you, karen, for your courage...and to your son, my prayers for his safe return...POWERFULLY written...thank you for sharing...may God bless and protect all of our airmen, army, marines, and navy personnel...and their families and loved ones...*salute* and thank you for defending freedom...(((HUGS))) and love, karla. (u.s.a.f, 1983-85)
May God watch over your USA Soldier,,and ALL those that fight along side him. Your writes touch my heart,,,and I thank you for sharing them,,Lisa
Reviewed by Patricia Daniels (Reader)
Reviewed on March 26, 2003
My sentiments exactly - couldn't be said better. God Bless America and our service men.
Reviewed by Cathy Montgomery (Reader)
Reviewed on March 26, 2003
My prayers go up for all our soldiers and the allies' soldiers that are over there, too. Great write, indeed...
Reviewed by Tony Nerone (Reader)
Reviewed on March 26, 2003
Good Morning, Ms.Dunn
As a reader of your articles, I know you stand firm in your beliefs. And thats great. I believe also in the backing of our troops. But if you are anti war that does not make one a demon, does it? My family is three generations military, but I still do not like when our people have a great chance to die.
I love your writings, and your expertise.
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GOD BLESS THE USA
"If I have to be this girl in me, Then I may as well be."
Paul
E.W. Richardson, USMC, Vietnam 1969-70
Thanks to you and your son along with all our troops and their family's.
(Combat Engineer 85-96)
I support our troops as well as one's right to protest. That, after all, is what we're fighting for. I do believe, however, that the one's method of protest is an insight to one's integrity. A "Right to lifer" who kills an abortion doctor defeats his entire argument, just as those protesting war who choose violence defeat theirs. If we could only see that our message is in our actions, as well as our words.
-James
However, I'm glad to see a voice of dissent among your readers. A person who is concerned about civilians as myself.
Your poetry is great and touching, however, your prologue is a bit offensive.
~Elizabeth
Reindeer
As a reader of your articles, I know you stand firm in your beliefs. And thats great. I believe also in the backing of our troops. But if you are anti war that does not make one a demon, does it? My family is three generations military, but I still do not like when our people have a great chance to die.
I love your writings, and your expertise.
ty
tony Nerone
OUR U. S. A. SOLDIERS.
GREAT WRITE