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Prisoner of War


Prisoner of war, with brothers not found, to your servitude we are forever bound. Your strength we admire, for it is not abound in the men and women at home safe and sound. We may never learn what happened that day, but for all it is worth, we know the price you paid. Lives lost forever in our minds embossed, because what you sacrificed, saved our children the cost. Prisoner of war, with sisters no more, the children of America thank God for the burden you bore.
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