Haiku: Thank You Dear Soldier
Thank you dear soldier,
Risking life and limb for all,
Fighting for freedom.
Risking life and limb for all,
Fighting for freedom.
A Haiku to thank soldiers around the world for all they do. Too often we forget those who fight day and night to keep our country safe, help maintain our rights, and fight for our freedom.
Published by Stephanie Manning
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6 Comments
Post a CommentThat's awesome! I love the picture.
Thanks for honoring our heroes!
It is very good.
Thanks guys! Glad you enjoyed it!
Poignant haiku, Stephanie! Thanks for commenting.
very nice...I read this after seeing your note in the forum, and have to say I like how the description comes after the poem. It works well (and keeps the format of the poem intact, something that has always bothered me too)