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Folded Up Flags


A plane lands. Just as the widow's tears fall to the ground. Another hero brought home in a box. He is lowered into the ground. His wife the only one. No one else to wish a soldier goodbye. They hand her a folded up flag. Another one given in the name of a soldier. How many more do we have to give? ©2010 Mariah Pawlak
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