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Thanks to my Hero


(poems go here) Your eyes, jewels to the unforeseen You are so miserable as they are so keen To tell you how weak You are to be so brutal, but they do not know what you seek Some of you seek justice while others Just want to fight for their brothers You sacrifice your hearts And we do as we all part We wait to see you eyes full of the same Ideals and life but find you have found something untame You witnessed their culture As them swarm down to you and their country like vultures You kept us free for many more days And that is more than most can say You found what is so special about our nation To me you have gained a new identification You are a hero and kept my freedom safe You were not serving in vain through all that strafe I am so proud To find you in this crowd You are my hero An American Hero
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