Those Now Gone
by Roger W Hancock
Fallen
Servicemen,
for
country fought;
liberty, freedom,
the
primary reason.
They
gave themselves,
that
we be free
Fathers, mothers,
sisters, and brothers;
our dearly departed,
life
for country given.
Families broken,
for
liberty.
Veterans who served,
and
lived to tell;
the horrors, and risks,
now
sleep in peace.
Served
their country,
for
our security.
Unknown Soldier, MIA,
remembrance our way,
to honor you as well,
victims of a warriors hell.
Served, now lost that,
our
lives be free.
Sleep
now Sleep tight
rest
now, duty done,
price paid in life or death.
The vigilance now be ours.
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Liberty Scar
by Roger W Hancock
Brave men fought, now bearing scars,
against our government we may gripe;
service bears a liberty scar.
© 12-19-09 Roger W Hancock
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First Chapter
by Roger W Hancock
Minute Men, farmer, soldiers;
local merchants, barbers, bakers;
marches, writing first of chapters,
to the chapter, that now is ours
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January 02, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Not Free
by Roger W Hancock
Nothing is ever free,
though to you it be.
Somewhere, somehow,
someone paid.
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June 15, 2001 Roger W Hancock
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Veteran's Honor
Veteran's service;
Sacrifice for freedom's sake,
Honor to them all.
© Copyright November 05, 2004 Roger W Hancock
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Hero's Price
by
Roger W Hancock
Fallen soldier,
American hero,
to serve is soldiers' sacrifice.
Heroes all, soldiers mission,
some will die for freedom's sake.
Duty to
serve, duty to risk,
to run the gauntlet, his life for country.
He paid the price for our security,
ultimate cost for freedom's sake.
Families
pride though little solace,
sacrificed... their son for country.
His parents are home-side heroes.
hearts are torn 'tween grief and pride.
The wife and
children shall not forget
the husband, father they loved so well.
Sacrifice for us they bear,
solemn grief, with pride they wear.
Patriot lives cost, born America,
fallen soldier joins freedom's greats.
We citizens grieve each price of life,
patriot life paid to secure the USA.
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1-11-2002 Roger W Hancock
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Taps Blows
by Roger W Hancock
Taps, dut, dut, duh; dut, dut, duh…
Flag raised and lowered half.
Bugler blows dut, dut, duh…
Another man died on our behalf.
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January 02, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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