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Armed forces Remembrance

The sounds of boots on the sands
Soles imprinted deep into posterity
Steady matching under the soft glow of hope
The gallant steps of the mighty men

I saw the weights tied around their waist
The stench of cold,  ghastly death
The ears bleeding from the wails of the forgotten
The forgotten. Soles imprinted in the sands.

I looked again and I saw the eager
Soaring farther into the forlorn sky
I smiled as more men pass by
The mark of hope on their forehead.

Premium Member Difference In Sergeants

daughters drill sergeant
was nicknamed mother Russia
sons disneyland

Premium Member Paratrooper

Soldier
Paratrooper
integrity driven
adhering to creed and code
courage


Our Armed Forces

Our Armed Forces

Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines
May things to me each one means
Ending a war which we all abhor
Floating on some ship near a shore.

For their country many have died
Sailing home on an ocean so wide
Flying through air providing support
Landing on runway seeming short.

Men and women with their families
Started to say in prayers, God please
Forgive those dead and take their souls;
Still see their faces in burning coals.

James Serious Mysterious Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet

Viola Davis was incredible calling
Sidney Poitier, "Captain, My
Captain." Hidden Figures is
also truly amazing.

Premium Member Prayer For Those In the Armed Forces -The Candleholder of Light Style

~Prayer For Those In The Armed Forces~
(Candleholder of Light)


O God of Mercy 
To You I pray 
Give them courage 
When they come to You 

Heal within their soul 
Just make them whole 
Pain they've known 
Help when they're alone
 
They're in combat zone 
And it can get so hard 
Difficult to see 
O God of mercy 
Come to their help 

Come to their help 
To You I pray 
Please hear their groan
If hurting give them comfort 
They fight for freedom, help them thru 
O God of Mercy, to You I pray.



Dorian Petersen Potter
aka ladydp2000
copyright@2010




May.21.2016


-To you Lord, I lift up my soul; in you I trust, O my God. (Psalm 25:1-3). 



~Author's Notes:


The "Candleholder Of Light" is a poetry style created by Dorian Petersen Potter, aka ladydp2000.

To My Hero of the Armed Forces

sister soulja can I get ya something to say I love you as you travel the world on a journay of 
peace on earth as you fight for your next fligh thome come to me and I promise I will be 
willing to part with a hug and a hand shake would you like a piece of cake i take a part ina 
nice home comingfrom beyond the world of the lost dieing soul I fold my hands as you stand 
to say goodbyes remember in your eyes you will see all family and love and happiness thru 
your heart know that we will never be apart


Armed Forces At War

The stars are brite

    The stripes are shinny

    The ground is rough

     Thier riffles are noisy

     The buildings are fallen down

      The tankers are in control

      The ships are on target

      The planes are flying low

      Looking forward of returning home

      with loving hearts.

  5/17/05

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