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Never Too Young for Patriotism


As just a boy you made your decision to become a man, you thought long and hard and didn't take a thing for granted it was in your final year of childhood that you chose to take a stand And to fight in honor of the place where your roots were planted. You began your journey in August, which is when you began to train took a plane away form those you love and cherish. Who knew that an act of honor could cause so much pain? to ensure a strong young soldier like you would rarely perish. You made it through in a few short months with the will to fight not only for your freedom, but for those you love and all that is right. I hope to join you in the United States armed forces as a proud female airman in support to this wonderful country, and there we will let our patriotic lives run their courses.
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