Sunday, October 22, 2017

Ya. That's My Dad Comments

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He arrived like a spring shower
in the roaring '20's,
formed the impressions of his mind and soul
in the desperation of the
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Cowboy Ron Williams 03 January 2021

Wow! Good stuff, Pard. My eyes are full of tears.

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Glen Kappy 05 December 2017

Smoky, I like this poem. I read it with interest thinking of my own dad and the parallels to yours. A difference is that my dad got so sick on the way over the ocean that he was hospitalized with scurvy and trench mouth, then sent home. I have several poems in PH about him. Have you read “I Was Visited”? Glen

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Kim Barney 22 October 2017

Wow! This poem tugs at my heart! My dad never went to war, for which I am grateful. He was too young for the first World War and too old for the second one, but I have great respect for those who served their country with honor. You hear a lot about PTSD with soldiers from the Viet Nam era, but I sure that soldiers in other wars suffered just as much. Hats off to your dad, and hats off to you for this outstanding poem!

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Smoky Hoss 24 October 2017

Thanks Kim. Glad you liked it.

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