Short Badge Of Honor Poems
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blue-collar worker
the calluses on his hands ~
a badge of honor
Date written: 08/11/2020
paws on his casket
he drops a white rose
onto his friend
a soldier come home
his final badge of honor
4/15/13
for rick's rose tanka contest
Depression suits you
Your badge of honor
Hidden to no one
Understood by you
Your identity
Fiercely holding
Close to your heart
Empty feelings
Your own mantra
Lack of hope
Sorrowful
In a rut
Dreary
Alone
Sad
Much like the “cracker jack prize”
At the bottom of the box
As candy lore goes.
That unique badge of honor
For those who would dive deep
To grasp the brass button.
Beware this lure full of
Deceit.
Along the way you may yourself
Delete.
Cows of the Month, we're here!
This is a badge of honor, my dears,
Trophy of the year, hear, hear,
Once we were 'good little girls',
Now Cows of the Month do twirl,
Excuse me, what did you call me?
The basics, good manners for tea!
Cows of the Month, hear, hear,
It's trophy of the year, my dears!
In naming who I am
It names my country,
Family, profession,
All that I am.
Dare I face threat of
Persecution, imprisoned
Torture or death,
When I profess who I am?
When my life
Is on the line
Nothing else matters,
But, who I am.
A badge of honor
Alien, stranger
Slave of Jesus Christ;
Called, I am a Christian.
Form:
I was always taught
Men shouldn't cry
Now when I look back
I'm left to wonder why
Lack of expression
Emotions held inside
Silly badge of honor
A mans stoic pride
Hearts that are broken
Pain from many years
Souls that are drowning
In pools of unshed tears
Strength redefined
Time to be real
Men no longer shackled
They can express how they feel
He loves nothing more than the daily smiles she puts there, and he wears them like a badge of honor in his name. He loves nothing more than the daily smiles she puts there, and he wears them like a badge of honor in his name. Beautiful are the feelings that coarse through his veins of his soul when that special person smiles at him with honest love in her eyes.
The Overcomer
About the t, my t, yeah to that t is its game over. I’m digging up a grave for, then placing that t in, and burying it 6ft under. Finally done, finally won, finally found the freedom and that victory over. It was a hard fought one. Its outcome is now my trophy, my reward, and badge of honor. I was once a slave to but now I am one that is master over.
Trials and Tribulations of a single parent a job a man/woman
normally doesn't get credit for. Tasks never finished, A long
winding road, twists and turns,never a dull moment, sometimes
heartaches and pain.
Outbursts of laughter, unwavering , unconditional love, Unknown
strength without a book on single parenting a shero, a wearing
a badge of honor.