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"youg" poems
Vietnam A terrible time for our country The fear of what was called the domino effect Communism would be at our doorstep if we did not stop the North Vietnamese It was our own freedom we were told that hung in the balance We sent our young men they fought many died others crippled and those who were fortunate enough to simply make home became the victims of a nation that showed no support for the soldier But the war was not about our freedom It was about fear Fear that traveled throughout our government that we could be next Of course history now shows that was not the intent of the North all they wanted was their country reunified Our boys came home the nation turned its back on them many today still live in the streets as do present day returnees from the middle east wars It was the Vietnam veteran who vowed never to let another vet go unappreciated The people have learned but sadly the government hasn't The fear they have now is the loss of profits they continue to send other peoples children off to war that for these youg men and now women holds death and dismemberment without giving those fortunate enough to return home proper care and support Today is so different from yesterday Yesterday the people spat upon the returning soldier Today it is the spittle of the government that they wear
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Jul 2, 2015
Jul 2, 2015 at 8:46 AM UTC
Vietnam
As Big Tom soaks up morning sun Mathilda flirts with everyone Miss Kitty likes her milk from May While Sandra's Minnie 'gets her way' Youg Archie: bound to cause a stir And Hector: rarely did he purr But Flashy - he's much like our Son Big boy entrances everyone So on this morn - as felines trod Salute the cats of Westbank Quad!
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Oct 31, 2017
Oct 31, 2017 at 6:24 AM UTC
The Cats of WestBank Quad
*_It smells delightfully sweet Her tongue emits scents as she speaks Her gaze is attractive Her posture accentuates her beauty And her gesture makes her a queen This is my youg flower_*
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Nov 6, 2024
Nov 6, 2024 at 3:41 PM UTC
Young flower