J-ackets
E-nfold
M-emories,
F-itting
A-spirations
B-eyond
R-outine—
E-ach
G-arment
A-s
S-ignature
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Monocrostic (Birthday of Jem O. Fabregas)
On this day for Our veterans, we say we honor our soldiers that protected our country. For they served us well as worriers. They deserve to have our gratitude , for some were drafted or some may volunteered. Some just now and some of many years. Know matter where they fought, know matter where they been they always came out with a victory. For some saw combat , for other might had just rode a desk along the way. For here we stand together to let the veterans know that they were and will not be forgotten, for the freedom they give us and to honor their lives for the uniforms they wore or still do for our country. So America can stand up show the men and women that we will never forget. And on independence day to say alittle prayer for the one's who also died.
By: Darlene Arment
In a spring kissed field with clipped wings, feet are tied
Never to display beauty and appeal where all men ride
As golden wheat field conceals my broken appendage and sheds
Forgotten as the seasons pass then slowly morsel fed
Imposing vulnerable disintegrating reds, oranges, browns
Embedding in my coils, nests of tendrils, leaves wearing down
Leathery cracks stain and smell of mold sun kissed rain
Dark green velvet moss conceals my frame
Friable distant by fate a hostelry
Obliging nature's creatures haven
Restfully sounds without words
Garment bent in the undergrowth
Orchard grass and wearing morning equally lay
The roads to diverge a wood hidden away
Traveled by unruly Sun that never stops and seasons run
Evanescent fleeting images through windows wind you call on me and make fun
Nature's changing course untrimmed I am meant to stay
6/17/206
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