Remember Me: A Tribute
I am a soldier that left my home to defend yours
Remember me
I am both men and women doing a job nobody really wants
Remember me
I am from every ethnic background. Black, White, Hispanic, Asian, Native American, and more. The common connection is that we all bleed red
Remember me
I have made the down payment for freedom with my time, sweat, blood and even my life
Remember me
I have left the unfamiliar to embrace the unknown
Remember me
I have left a part of me in my service so you can remain whole. It may have been a leg, arm or just memories I can’t erase
Remember me
In war and peace time I answered the call
Remember me
The fear of being forgotten is in everlasting fear
Remember me
Who am I?
I am a United States Veteran. Both in peace time and in war I have defended your freedom
Remember me
Many times I have given up my tomorrows so you may have yours
Remember me
What do I ask in return?
A simple thank you
and
Remember Me
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I love this poem, it is so powerful.
Thank you for shearing with us.
All best,
Izabela Lundberg