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Those Forgotten |
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I carried you both
out of that war.
Time has gone away
as the muscle of my arms
and legs,
when I carried you
has gone.
Time is just silver hair and
memories
and touching names upon a granite wall.
I rage at that war
every damn day
Bros!
I carry death
and tired dreams
and it never ends.
That is what I do.
I carry it all.
Can Do! |
By
Lou J. Klaiber
Copyright 2005
Listed November 7, 2009 |
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Lou served in Vietnam in 3 Corps Vietnam during 1965 - 1966 as a Sergeant E-5.
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