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My Heroes are the Men who fight for our Country.
A Soldier There is discipline in A Soldier you can see it when he walks, There is honor in A Soldier you hear it when he talks. There is courage in A Soldier you can see it in his eyes, There is loyalty in A Soldier that he will not compromise. There is something in A Soldier that makes him stand apart, There is strength in A Soldier that beats from his heart. A Soldier isn't a title any man can be hired to do, A Soldier is the soul of that man buried deep inside of you. A Soldier's job isn't finished after an 8 hour day or a 40 hour week, A Soldier is always A Soldier even while he sleeps. A Soldier serves his country first and his life is left behind, A Soldier has to sacrifice what comes first in a civilian's mind. If you are civilian - I am saying this to you..... next time you see A Soldier remember what they do. A Soldier is the reason our land is 'Home of the free', A Soldier is the one that is brave protecting you and me. If you are A Soldier - I am saying this to you..... Thank God for EVERY SOLDIER Thank God for what YOU do!Angela Goodwin
REAL HEROES, THEY DON'T BRAGWhen Uncle Sam said, "I want you" they answered their country's callLeft their homes and families and vowed to give their allThey fought battles and won victories and came home from the warWith some wounds you couldn't see and put their medals in a drawerThey thought of buddies they had lost and were haunted by those scenesThat inhabited their memories and frequented their dreamsBut they got jobs and raised families while their stories stayed untoldThey were your neighbor or repairman, someone just down the roadLet us thank God for their sacrifice each time we unfurl our flagYou won't hear them boast about it, ‘cause real heroes, they don't bragSue IkerdAugust 21, 2004