God, Thank You For Bringing Our Soldier Home!
Soldiers Surprising Their Loved Ones Videos- A Hub By Habee!
I visited Habee's hub: "Soldiers Surprising Their Loved Ones Videos".
It's a hub of heart-warming videos of our soldiers returning home.
The first video blows YOU away!
I was blown away!
Habee's hub inspired me to create this hub/poem before I could comment to her hub about her beautiful hub and beautiful videos!
I wrote a poem just to really make this a legitimate hub of my own - but it isn't.
All I'm doing is drawing you "here" to go here:
God, Thank You For Bringing Our Soldier Home!
He walked onto his sidewalk.
He was overwhelmed and couldn’t talk!
He was at war for more than a lifetime.
Now holding his dog was Heaven sublime!
The dog could remember,
This missing family member!
The separation had lasted forever,
But “this bond”, time could not sever!
Soldiers find their way home,
After lifetimes, - on wings of chrome.
Doors open, surprises, there’s joy and cheers!
Children run and jump on their Parents with tears!
Tears of joy flow freely for this clan so dutiful,
Serving and waiting for this reunion so beautiful!
Fires of love rage with this rekindling and relighting!
Purest love glows and grows with this love reuniting!
These tears are those that wash pain away!
These are tears that say what words cannot say!
These are tears that heal a gaping hole,
And give new life to a withered soul!
Sons and mothers! Mothers and daughters!
Stoke the “fire”, throw on another log!
Fathers and sons! Parents with children!
Thank you for my family, and God, thank you for my dog!
~By Micky Dee~
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Absolutely wonderful, and great way to bring light to another excellent writer.
I'm seeing so much more of this these days that I am glad to see the community finally taking a turn for the better.
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You know how it is lxxy. You see something that overpowers you! Habee's hub has a warning:
"A friend at Fort Stewart just sent me an amazing video. It made me cry, and unless you have a heart of stone, it will greatly affect you."
It was true!
lxxy - count on me to be stupid, crazy, absurd -often- but generally I am just reporting the facts as I see them.
The soldiers and the "blank checks" they write for their lives, the sacrifice, the loneliness endured, the love missed, the family, the children -they are what made the hub, this hub, our lives here in America.
Our soldiers are obedient and brave. They sacrifice because of family and ethics taught to them. This is the majority of our forces. They generally represent the best of our nation. In times as these their lives are on the line - and the lives of their families.
Our leaders make mistakes but our soldiers hold the line! Thank you lxxy!
Your words are appropriate in describing these moments. I can imagine the absence of FEAR now that they are back. I can't imagine how one manages the fear when they are at war, but it has to be FAITH.
Thanks for sharing! love you!!
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Thank you Brynda! If there is fear, or if you can call it that, then that fear is diminished but it will be in "there" somewhere. But most might "deal" with it. They push it aside. They may cover it up. Maybe bury it. They won't show it! They try to make their beliefs and words reality. Thank you Ma'am. I love you too!
Aye! Mic, I remember coming home, each time was different, but I remember. I remember my dog, she was 12 then not 6, a far cry from the whimpering puppy, locked away in the bathroom alone. She was a German Shepard, she shied away from me, but finally when I was sitting down she answered my call, she did what dogs do, and now you know why. She ran her nose up in my crotch and immediately started whining and shaking her whole hind end, she knew who I was. There's more to that day but I'm stopping here, I'm getting misty, time to tuck it away. Ah, the good times. Peace 50
I got here and will leave for Hubee's just because of my love for Heroes and like you said Bro Micky
The dog could remember,
This missing family member!
Great piece of you once more...
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Yo 50 Caliber Bro! There is nothing like coming home. No matter what the air is - it's better at home! It's cloud 9! Semper Fi Brother Man!
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Yes Sir Rossimobis! God bless you Rossi!
"Our leaders make mistakes but our soldiers hold the line!"
I couldn't agree more. Whether or not I feel strongly against or for an occupation in another country doesn't mean I should have a tiff with the actual soldiers called for duty. At least they are doing something they believe in---or at least they believe in the check.
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I cannot remember if I ever liked one of our "leaders". The "leaders" are usually the best liars in the country. We have had some of the best liars in the world!
Yo lxxy! The soldiers are what our "leaders" want America to look like. Our country cannot quite measure up because our "leader" can't/won't.
It's usually the poor man who is the "Grunt"! Thank you Sir.
Hi, Mickey, this is lovely. I sit and watch ours come home and it always makes me have a lump in my throat. I will go look at habees now. thanks for honouring them with such a great poem. Nell
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Thank you very much Nell. I'll see you at Nellville!
What a great Memorial day gift to all who are waiting and all who are longing to come home. to trade blood soaked soil or sand for backyard dirt and a local beach with your family bweside you, there is niothing grerater than thatt. Superb write~~~MFB III
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Thank you Brother MFB! You know what it's all about! Trading dirt! Thank you Bud! You know how I feel about you!
Mickey, you never cease to amaze me! What a wonderful thing to do! Loved your poem, too - I'm going to link it to my hub. It's perfect for Memorial Day!
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Habee you know those videos are just too beautiful. You have so many followers but you can't have too many people watching that wonderful reunion! Thank you Dear,for creating your hub!
Beautiful, I am glad they are back one at a time, looking at videos like that makes me teary eyed, Thanks Mick for this hub, Have a great memorial weekend, Maita
Wiping tears again, i loved your poem and the videos. The
dog stole my heart. Thank You Micky
Micky you captured the moment perfectly and Habee's hub was very moving - obviously :)
Hi! Micky Dee
Nice article. Pictures say a lot and fill you with all the sentiments. Its very nice of you to put it in so effective manner.
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Thank you much Maita! The videos were very strong!
Always Exploring - that darn dog got mine TOO!
Billy, isn't "it", "that" something. Such an honest outpouring of love!
Soumyasrajan - thank you for enjoying this! God bless!
Beautiful hub!!! I loved habee's hub too. It made me cry...especially the dog that was so excited in the first video. Such love! I always enjoy your poems!
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Hey Theherbivorehippi! Yes Ma'am - the videos are just incredible! That dog messes everybody up! Thank you Ma'am!
This is a great hub. I love the poetry. We need to read more great poetry like this. A fitting and moving tribute!
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Hey there Cheeky Girl! Thank you Dear! Thank you very much!
This is a wonderful hub. Such emotion and I could feel their love for one another as I read each line. They are all heros in so many ways. Bravo!!!
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Yo Deedeelaw! Love like that is so beautiful! Thank you Ma'am!
I had no idea you wrote such beautiful poetry. This was exceptional....... and just like you to pass the praise on to someone else.
You really have a huge heart., you are a gem, Micky.
love, Dim x
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Yo Dim- you know this ain't no biggy. Habee thought about it, worked, put those videos up, and the videos inspired me on the spot to write some words. So the soldiers, but especially those children were just so heavy. But you know Dim the love that popped out - instantly - the child, the dog, the child, the mother, -it was the purest form of love and energy! Thank you Dim!
It is the real love, the forever kind-love that should always be, sad what it takes to make it real sometimes.
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Isn't that the truth! "You don't miss it till it's gone" and sometimes it's a war that snatches folks away. Thank you Dear!
Another great hub.Wishing everyone a safe and happy Memorial Day.
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RIGHT ON DREAM ON!!!
Great work Micky Dee, Your poetry can make us sad, but also make us think. Thanks.
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Thank you Truth! This poetry just came out quickly. I was just overwhelmed by the videos I saw. Everyone should have love like that- and often! Thank you!
I enjoyed your Memorial Day poetry. Thank you for this pleasure.
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Thank you James! I'm sure you're checking out the videos. God bless!
Habee's a great gal and you're a great guy Micky. I was so tickled my son made it back from Afghanistan safe and sound. thanks for this, Charlie
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Yo Bro Ralwus Dude! My grand-nephew is in Afghanistan now. There is nothing like setting foot back in your home country where things are familiar and then- strangely wonderful! God bless Sir!
I give much appreciation to this hub. Excellent topic. It good to increase our nationality. I think we all know that they are hero, for the country and for the family. They fight to defend and uphold justice. only the blessed ones who have been called his soul to become a soldier. I liked the picture also. You show to us on how they love their partner and their family.
Thumbs up for you, good work and I rate this. Peace :)
Prasetio
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Good love huh Prasetio! Peace Brother Prasetio! Thank you Sir!
Micky Dee, this is an awesome combination site. I am linking it to my "Memorial Day Country Style" site, as I was that impressed, and will soon join both your fan club and hers. So glad you found me this morning. This is an awwesome hub, which will no doubt add much to mine. (: v
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Hi Valerie! I wasn't notified that you visited here. I'll hook you up too my Dear!
"God, Thank You For Bringing Our Soldier Home!"...Well said.
For everyone that made it home...I wish you Peace! (From a Family that knows what it is like...to not have one make it home.) I wish each and everyone Peace...for all their days...and want to thank them...very much...for their service to us! MD...reading your writings...is always a pleasure.
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Thank you Manlypoetryman! You know I love your work Sir! I think we have all been touched by those that haven't returned. My cousin didn't make it home from Nam. He was a medic. God bless them all Manlypoetryman!
Well done Micky, for the poetry and putting the photos with it, very moving. Each photo encapsulates the joy of the return home and reveals to how difficult the time they were away must have been for them and their families. It is important that we remember occasions like these.
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The videos over at Habee's place are the real deal. Thanks 2uesday.
Very touching emotionally to see those reunions and there is such rejoicing when a soldier makes it back home safely. Nicely done as always, Micky.
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Thank you Peggy. Now go watch Habee's videos. God bless!
Oh my what amazing and very heart moving pictures. May a full charge of his angels be with each and every sould serving in our military watching of them and their every step pathing a path of peace, health and a safe return home. Peace, Love and Joy :)
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You have a great heart Katie! God bless!
Thanks for this hub. Seeing these soldiers being reunited with their families is so timeless. Did you see the youtube video of the soldier being greeted by his dog? It is such a beautiful and happy sight to see. I await the day when when all our soldiers are back home.
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The dog video is so cool! What a dog! What a family! God bless you toknowinfo!
You can never thank the soldiers enough for their service and dedication.It was a great hub as always.
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God bless DREAM ON!
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