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Rons Toys
V.I.P. Member Posts: 43 (5/22/01 3:40:45 pm) Reply | Edit | Del All For the Vets -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE VIET NAM VET It's a very unique club I see it everywhere I see man embracing man A tear that says, "I care!". There's a special look in eyes That words cannot explain I see joy for this life Sometimes the living pain. There's a camaraderie That's very rare these days They let it show without shame In so many different ways. I wasn't there, (thank the Lord.) So I can't really know I can only sense and feel Those things which I see show. The patience, understanding Which only they can feel There is something very special And something very real. WHO'DA THOUGHT IT? A man with one leg Another, crippled, bent Should remind us what it costs - And just how much was "spent" Not in dollars and sense(?) But in lives and misery Things those of us safe at home Didn't want to see We watched it on the "tube" Just like it was some John Wayne show And how lucky we were We will never, ever know We sat in our easy chairs Sipping a cold beer Switching channels, war to football So we could root and cheer For our favorite teams (Some games we won't forget) But easily pushed from our minds Was the Viet Nam War Vet It's a little better now Some are starting to care Trying to understand Problems brought home from there It was a different war Just ask those who fought it You might learn about some things And say, "I'da never thought it." BETTER LATE THAN NEVER They went across the ocean To fight in that Asian war - On behalf of freedom, justice For peoples of that foreign shore. More than fifty-eight thousand men Faced wars' reality Bravely sacrificed their lives So that others might be free. Most of them were very young - And now, it seems such a waste That war accomplished nothing And has left a bitter taste. Those who did survive came home To a country which turned away We didn't know how to greet them We didn't know what to say. They came home to a nation That said it didn't care Said it didn't want to know about What went on over there. The tide is finally turning Don't you think it's about time We gave some praise to all of those Who laid their life on the line? THE WORLD, WAR, FREEDOM, AND MORE COPYRIGHT 1991 Copr6 Senior Chief Moderator III Posts: 206 (5/23/01 6:32:53 pm) Reply | Edit | Del Re: For the Vets -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ron...thanks! Get the goose bumps reading those!! homer4 Moderator Posts: 616 (5/24/01 9:13:34 am) Reply | Edit | Del Re: For the Vets -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Always good posts Ron. ...and two hard boiled eggs.
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