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Chris Kyle the Great Sniper

Before you read this poem, I would like to invite you in reading about the great American sniper hero. I am also dedicating this to the fallen sniper because he is a true Patriotic Hero. Thank you. Chris Kyle was and still is loved by many, this to be true I say I always believe him to be, a great sniper to this undying day. Why must things happen to people, that are always so kind Life would be better keeping some, alive alongside mankind. Why don’t I tell you a story, about this very kind honest fellow He was and is an U.S. Navy Seal, but along that chill and mellow. The most lethal sniper known of, in American military history With a very high percentage confirmed kills, quite the victory. At the young age of eight, his father taught him how to shoot A great father teaching a son, instead of giving him the boot. A bronco rider for the rodeo, sadly gave it up for a serious injury It was to his arm although he still lived, with very great dignity. Being a great sniper had an effect, putting souls to their bed Eventually somewhat famous, an increasing bounty upon his head. Undoubtedly dubbed the “Devil of Ramadi”, by non-other than Iraqi An increasing bounty shot twice, but his body and will still intact. After a while serving his country, he retired heading home graciously Taking back some long spent time, spending it with his family. Chris Kyle a loved husband, a friend to many and a beloved son His homeland now saddened, for America has lost a patriotic one. A great warrior indeed, in my opinion our greatest honorable hero He put his life on the line, instead of becoming the common zero. The greatest treasure of all, came from within himself to prove That all humans aren’t wrongful, but that we all can improve.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2013




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