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What I Remember Most

What I Remember Most What I remember most is the sound Of soldiers now no longer around In dreams hear their hearts beat At Normandy, shall never suffer defeat. What a horrible place we had been Would never want to be there again Unless the war was over and done And on tall hill we were high upon. Did look down and saw each wave Thought of all those so true and brave Whose ghosts for long time still linger Sounding similar to some sad singer. By memories continue to be haunted Of soldiers efforts which were undaunted As we see modest men wearing medals. Souls of dead are floating flower petals. What are all these memories made of? Many friendships full of newfound love Faces in dreams which will appear Who we wish again could be here.

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Date: 6/7/2014 10:42:00 AM
What a moving tribute to the soldiers who have made the ultimate sacrifice! Thank you for sharing this touching piece! When you have a minute, please take a look at my poem, "A Tribute to Jayson, My Brave warrior" dedicated to my son who is in the Army. Kindest regards.
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