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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The men of the Alamo knew there was little to no chance, As they stood valiant in defiance of Santa Anna’s devastating advance. Such a paradox these men faced knowing death would be their certain fate, Their unselfish courage is part of what makes this country so great. Refusing to live under the hand of a tyrant they chose to stand ready to fight, Those men never tasted the sweetness of victory as they fought for what was right. Their sacrifice was not to be in vain for it gave Houston the time he would need, To finish recruiting and training his men for this one final deed. Houston caught Santa Anna by surprise that April day in 1836 as the cry of Remember the Alamo rang loud and clear. Badly beaten, Santa Anna signed the Treaty of Velasco, granting Texas its independence which we hold so dear. Texas has spawned many heroes since, as freedom is not a gift but a very high priced commodity, One that has cost countless life’s in this quest to be free. From the Alamo to Pearl Harbor to the Shores of Tripoli, Lies a trail of American blood, spilt to keep us safe so we can live free. And to the young warriors now that have taken on this monumental task, Give them all strength and courage, but above all keep them safe in Jesus’ name I do ask.
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