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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Throughout the world's history, we read compelling stories of the defending soldiers of the tenderest age; and we can be moved to tears by the purity of their courage: they died on the battlefield, never breaking their promise or fall short of integrity... Defending soldiers of the tenderest age as handsome as the daffodils of the undulating fields, nothing scares you when it comes to protecting your motherland with that freedom: as intrepid as the eagles in the open skies... Defending soldiers as true as warriors, you push forward with the victorious thought of becoming nothing more than the boldest soldiers: seeing the smokey sky blast; rescuing the wounded and closing the eyes of the fallen ones bleeding on the burned grass... If I were younger, and I had the same resistance, I would fight with the indomitable spirit you own; but my contribution is merely sympathetic words on paper, which one of you will read on your return to the homeland when all wait on you united in fond prayer: with ribbons on trees and flags in their hands.... Defending soldiers of the tenderest age, all past heroes had one special trait: the persistance and will to prevail, and the final victory on their breath; when everything else seemed to fail, an indisputable faith prevented another threat... Copyright 2008 by Andrew Crisci
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