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Our ServicewomenA poem from the novel "The Essence of Poetry II:Gerald's Sophomore Yet Grown Poetrybook" Written by: Gerald L. Ingraham ---------------------------------------- Another sanguinary war is not what I endorse, But I support those who improved my ways; Reconciliation is what I would love to enforce, Until I do, I respect those who better my days. We have given much credit to the male, But this is a brand new time and age; Let us start to honor our very own female, As we turn the book of life to a new page. Our servicewomen have raised the stakes Every second and each single hour; Women proven to have what it really takes And still remain beautiful as of a flower. There are singles, divorces, and wives Who have expected better dreams, As they quite often sacrifice their lives For a nation of bright color schemes. Our servicewomen are very strong, Fighting for the civil rights of you and I; Women who fought for very long, That I must give my shoulders for a cry. Someone's mother is out there alone With an entire country on her side, So she can see how much one's grown; Because she was true when many lied Our servicewomen, I give respect where it is due; Our servicewomen, I must now at least say thank you. Poetry Ad-Free Upgrades Vote for this poem
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