Poetry / Tribute to the Veteran (Analysis)
Did they really die in vain?
So many good lives lost
While people live a life of freedom
Without a clue of the massive cost
Blood and tears are paid by us
The patriots of our time
Lives are lost so quickly
On the battle lines
We sacrifice without thanks
From those of whom we serve
We die alone on the front lines
In way No human deserves
We go away to far-off lands
And fight with every ounce
We travel through cities and towns
Whose names we can’t pronounce
“Support Our Troop” is a popular slogan
But do know what we’ve seen
When you see the colors half-mast
Do you really know what it means?
We are the soldiers past and present
With pride we fight for your rights
We do it all without any hesitation
Without regard for our own life
So the next time you see a veteran
Please take them to the side
Give them a hug and thank them
For the service they did provide
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wow!!! that piece is one of my favs of all of the ones that i have read. i thought that was a very powerful poem that u wrote. are u a shoulder or do u have someone in ur family that is one? that was so awesome so so so awesome. it was so clear at what u were saying and that was the most wonderful poem ive read
good job and goodluck with everything in ur life. :D
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It’s about time someone told the truth. A thank-you goes a long way even if the gift is a priceless one, a life, one’s prime, one’s youth in exchange for PTSD or worse. In my head and my heart, I feel the sympathy, respect, and thanks but I must have passed many who did not see that in my smile because I’m not an actress, public speaker, or spokesperson so I’m afraid to approach a stranger who has just seen war or been damaged and say anything, even though they would probably like to hear anything one has to say.
I would insert a “you” in the line, But do you know what we’ve seen? I would delete “of” from the line, From those of whom we serve. I liked the rhythm and the rhyme, I thought it appropriate here. I was very moved by this piece. Well done.
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