I Honor Your Red, White and Blue Soldier Souls.
This poem is dedicated to the Five Servicemen, who were murdered in Chattanooga, Tennessee in July 2015 at military sites.
Remember
This poem was written on Memorial Day.
The Nightmares of War Through the Eyes of my Father
My father, James Louis Fonder was an orphan whom had no one that cared what became of him. He was put in the Guardian Angels Catholic Orphanage when he was 10 years old and he joined the Navy when he turned 17 years old during the Second World War. He never told me his story in the Navy till I got out of the Army during the Vietnam War. He recieved the Purple Heart and Silver Star and I never knew till I became a Veteran like him. Here is the story in Poem I wrote for him before he died.
The Veteran
poem for all veterans.
You are My Brave Veteran Soldier Eyes
This veteran poem was created many years ago to honor our veterans on Veterans Day. Claude provides visual depths in this fictional poem of a brave soldier, who gave his life to defend the ideals of his country. This poem shows how his country and family honors him, and a powerful poem that honors all veterans dead and alive.
Forever Soldier Friendship Love
This veteran poem is dedicated to all the brave soldiers, who died for their country, and a loving reminder that their angelic spirits continue to protect all their friends and family from heaven above.
I'll Take the Old Guys
Old Veterans
Patriotic football piece by Minneapolis writer Cain Pence
Cain Pence is a Minneapolis based writer. Mr. Pence is a graduate of Georgetown University and has traveled extensively throughout all 50 states. A lifelong Vikings fan, Mr. Pence's writings have appeared in numerous publications including The Hill, The Washington Times, The Salt Lake Tribune, The Washington Examiner, The Cleveland Plain Dealer, The Santa Fe New Mexican, The Minn Post and others. He can be reached at caino@cainpence.com.
A poem about our veterans
This is a poem i wrote as a way to raise awareness about our homeless veterans.
Whe'r Our For' Fathers
About our divided nation and flag