American FreedomA Poem by L.G. Knight
American Freedom
I waited in that crowd but you never came.
I looked all around and called out your name.
I looked and I looked but you just weren't there.
And when finally alone I just sat and stared.
I waited in that crowd but you never came
I looked all around and called out your name
I looked and I looked but you didn't come
Tried to think of reason but could think of none.
I sent you off with a smile and a wave
Knowing in my heart you'd be back one day.
But I sat in that crowd and you never came,
not even when I called out your name.
I held up the sign and shouted out
I knew in my mind without a doubt
They had to be wrong and you'd come home
You wouldn't leave me all alone.
But I waited in that crowd and you never came,
Even when I called out and shouted your name.
Why'd you go away, why'd you fight?
Why'd you lay down your life?
Cause I know now that those word were true
You died in the line now what will I do?
Wave a flag from roof and show it with pride,
Hang a yellow ribbon to the side.
Let everyone know what my baby did
Do whatever it takes, don't let them forget.
‘Cause American freedom it don't come free
The cost is grieving loved ones like me.
© 2008 L.G. KnightReviews
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3 Reviews Added on February 8, 2008 Last Updated on April 2, 2008 AuthorL.G. KnightHouston, TXAboutI am an International Bestselling Author of romance, but on here mainly publish poetry I write when the mood strikes. I started this account long before publishing my first book and am finding many th.. more..Writing
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