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Phillip Coffey: Thinking of Veterans The beating heart of the bleeding, wounded soldier went suddenly silent - One of many. The unseen wind driven church bells of his hometown church began softly ringing. The stories - calloused, old of fallen men in battles, won and lost, soon began waning. Days after, Hymns are sung, some saluting - shooting blanks into the air - No explaining. Lowered into the Silt and Clay, tears are shed by Motherhood and widowed young- No complaining. The gathered, chattered crowd disperses long after the eternal soul has departed. Flags lowered to half-staff, people driving by with carefree glimpse - talking, texting. Young people recruited, marching to a familiar rhythm - all patriotic, one and all - Flags are waving. This story was posted on 2022-11-14 06:41:40
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