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MEMORIES OF HOME As I lie here in this world of sand, My gun ready, waiting for a command To fire at will, to defend our post, I think of home and what I miss most. An evening walk, you at my side, A night of promise with my bride; A flutter of wings as we pass by; The scent of roses brings a sigh. Mist rises up from the waterfall, The love we knew hard to recall; A burst of gunfire, a rocket's whine.. No inspiration comes to mind. And I fire back, and watch men fall; War is hell, and that says it all.. Yet somehow I don't feel so alone, There are always memories of home. Countrymom 7/7/04
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