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Our Daily Hero


Driving down the street in his conspicous car; a father drops of his son at school from a far; only because duty calls and he must report to the station; passing through traffic he fear and salvation; so many people have by this on hero; for he is a police officer, a cop, our daily hero; day in and day out he faces danger; not realizing wether he will be back for dinner; waking up to catch those deadly criminals; to help serve justice and bring back to the communitites; for we face shootings, robberies, and kidnappings; and so many other atrocitites and tragedies; but yet our daily hero takes on a challenge; a challenge he follows everyday which is to serve and protect; so I say thanks to our Daily heros; for without them where would we possibly be?
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