Thank you to our veterans that made it back, and to those who died for the freedom I enjoy. I honor you.
* IMAGE: courtesy Chuck "Doc" Stewart
M elancholy notes from "Taps" is played by a lone bugler. E loquently, the song pays tribute to those who were there. M en in uniform salute, tears running down their faces. O vercome with emotion, they silently remember. R emembering battles fought, recalling each friendship made. I ntimate with death, they learned painful lessons about life. A ll gave something, but some of them paid the ultimate price. L egions of heroes is who we are honoring today.
D efenders of freedom, A vailable at a moment's notice... Y es, I remember...and I am grateful.
Stands at attention here and salutes you for this powerful and touching write.
We should all be grateful not only today but every day we can say we have our freedom.
Thank you
Tommy
"Acrostic: Memorial Day" for those who gave without limitation.
Blessed be those that honor their benefactors with respect and gratitude.
Thank You, Sublime Poet!
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
Reviewed by Cynthia Castle (Reader)
Reviewed on May 29, 2004
Karla,
This is a wonderful tribute! I join you in remembering and honoring all those who served, including you, Dear Poet! God Bless You! Thank you for sharing this!
Cynthia Castle
Reviewed by Thomas Lanechanger (Reader)
Reviewed on May 29, 2004
This is absolutely brilliant; Poet Karla J. Dorman!!! I salute you for a job well-done!!!
WOW! Karla! Brilliant poem!
BRAVA! I am sure you are touched
every Memorial Day by being in
the Air Force yourself for awhile. The Fine people
who paid the ultimate price are looking down from heaven
now and smiling so. They are thinking of you!
Love ya!
Becca
Brava Karla! An awesome tribute! I join you in
giving thanks for their service, and include you
my dear, for having served too, without ever giving
yourself the credit you deserve. Thank You for
your contribution to our country Karla!God bless you!
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John Michael Domino Major, USAF (retired)
We should all be grateful not only today but every day we can say we have our freedom.
Thank you
Tommy
with the gun in hand,
saves the land.
Not the no war,
afraid of a scar,
stay way afar,
people.
A great piece. Thanks l&p G
Love Tinka
God Bless
Michelle~
Blessed be those that honor their benefactors with respect and gratitude.
Thank You, Sublime Poet!
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
This is a wonderful tribute! I join you in remembering and honoring all those who served, including you, Dear Poet! God Bless You! Thank you for sharing this!
Cynthia Castle
BRAVA! I am sure you are touched
every Memorial Day by being in
the Air Force yourself for awhile. The Fine people
who paid the ultimate price are looking down from heaven
now and smiling so. They are thinking of you!
Love ya!
Becca
giving thanks for their service, and include you
my dear, for having served too, without ever giving
yourself the credit you deserve. Thank You for
your contribution to our country Karla!God bless you!