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Poetry: Soldiers

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  by S.E. Ingraham

  Why the Colour Yellow Makes Me Cry

  
  
  

  We had barely begun

  to tie the ribbons

  when she got the news.

  I noticed the car first,

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  by Cynthia Jones

  A Soldier Mourns His Fallen Comrade
  
  A soldier mourns his fallen comrade
  by placing a poppy on his grave,
  he stands back and

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• 3 of 228

  by Ted Sherman

  British troops shot one of us for standing proud,
  The first American to die protesting aloud.
  Since then we've bled in countless

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• 4 of 228

  by Michael Diviesti

  Heroes for our Heroes

  In a far off land, they fight for us,
  to protect our right to be.
  They asked no questions, offered no

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  by Marilyn Francis

  THEIR SLEEP'S A STORM

  Sleeping in a muddy trench.
  Our heroes breathing filthy stench.
  Or resting in a bed of sand.
  Temperatures

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