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A Woman Warrior's Soliloquy

My country, the U.S.A. is not for men only but for all Her children and that’s why I joined the military to protect this beautiful country from all the foes who surround us. To defeat the enemies who wanted to quench the ever-burning torch that our Lady of Liberty holds high in the air I joined the military with pride. Whether they are visible or not, I must keep my vigilant eyes on enemies go and attack their fortress before they attack us, make them fall to the ground before they harm our Lady who stands tall by the eastern shore of this beautiful country. As a woman, I know there are many different ways to serve the country with feminine trends, do good to the society, add something to make better for the future generations to come, I chose to wear a military uniform, nonetheless. Because I heard the horrible story of Peal Harbor from my grandpa when I was a little girl, I witnessed the fall of the Twin Towers and the death of many innocent lives only because they were American, only because this country is unbearably beautiful to the eyes of those covetous enviers. I understand that from the beginning of the history of our nation to this critical hour of war on terror, many lives were sacrificed to keep America strong, there were many men and women who fought to keep America as the country with the spirit of unyielding, and that’s why I joined the military. I am a proud daughter of America the most beautiful country in the world. I am a uniformed service woman of America the mightiest country on earth. Let us keep America for the people of America, let us make our Star-Spangled Banners flutter on the top of our nation’s highest mountains forever. *For International--exclusively for U.S., Women's Day

Copyright © | Year Posted 2015




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