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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Ronnie and Nancy Regan Together Again This isn't exactly the way it was meant to be, but what really is? You will receive the general idea in my poem. If the President is also Commander in Chief, how many stars and stripes does he get to wear? According to the Constitution, we are all civilian soldiers whether we want to be or not including Ronnie and Nancy. Muskets are supposed to be over our fireplaces, not any automatic weapons. Believe me, fewer accidents happens with muskets. Try it sometime. Jim Horn We saw sun as is it slowly started to set; Does represent death as it is being met; Said how much we loved each other so; More than anyone else would ever know. Told ourselves emphatically, not indiscreetly How much we loved each other so sweetly, And what all of it did mean to you and me; Our so much love could hear, feel and see. Entire love would both beam and radiate; To display it to ourselves could hardly wait; With close, tight hug and a warm sweet kiss Knowing each time it would become pure bliss. We were always the love of your and my life, Climbed over hurdles and through each strife; Together close as possible in ground are laying, While everyone over us both now are praying. James Serious Mysterious Horn Retired Veteran and Poet
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