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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Our flag does not fly because the wind moves it. It flies with the last breath of each soldier who died protecting it. ~ Unknown May opens like a folded flag, its colors softened by memory, its edges stitched with names we whisper more than we speak. This is the weekend when silence carries the weight of footsteps that will never return~ a hush held in the hollows of gold-star homes. We remember the beaches at Normandy, where young men ran on shore into the roar of history, their courage breaking like surf against the teeth of tyranny. We remember the Pacific, its vast blue swallowing sons who fought island by island to keep the world from going dark. We remember Korea’s frozen ridges, Vietnam’s jungles thick with ghosts, and the desert winds of distant wars where the cost of freedom was paid in dust and blood. Most died without fanfare, their stories tucked into the quiet pockets of families who still set one extra place at the table of their hearts. And we~ living in the wide, unearned comfort their sacrifice secured~ stand in the long shadow of their bravery, knowing our prosperity is built on the echo of their last breath. Today, we bow our heads not just in grief, but in honor, and gratitude~ for those who never came home, and for the freedom that took their place.
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