"Heart Spoken Moments"
Viewing comments for Chapter 40 "To Serve and Protect"Fine poetry and stories from the Heart
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Comment from country ranch writer
We thank each and everyone that takes the pledge to serve and protect.They are all special folks who serve and protects our neck so we can live and learn from our mistakes each and every day. God is very proud if you.
reply by the author on 14-Nov-2021
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We thank each and everyone that takes the pledge to serve and protect.They are all special folks who serve and protects our neck so we can live and learn from our mistakes each and every day. God is very proud if you.
Comment Written 14-Nov-2021
reply by the author on 14-Nov-2021
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Thanks country ranch writer.
You too!
Ricky
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Comment from prettybluebirds
This poem is nicely done and something a bit different than your usual writing. It is clear, concise, and does great honor to those who served. My brother was in VietNam and later died of cancer caused by agent orange. He was treated badly by the government and could not even get assistance for the cancer treatments he had to have. Your writing made me think of him and I thank you for doing him honor.
reply by the author on 14-Nov-2021
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This poem is nicely done and something a bit different than your usual writing. It is clear, concise, and does great honor to those who served. My brother was in VietNam and later died of cancer caused by agent orange. He was treated badly by the government and could not even get assistance for the cancer treatments he had to have. Your writing made me think of him and I thank you for doing him honor.
Comment Written 14-Nov-2021
reply by the author on 14-Nov-2021
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My father was a 26-year Naval.
Eddie was in two wars and serve them four Destroyers
He died from cirrhosis of the liver in 1972.
I was only 17.
I was drafted by Nixon to go to Vietnam.
And, I have three brothers.
We are all considered; what back then was known as;
"4-f"
Flat Feet.
Only my brother David and I were old enough but chances are one of us screwed up.
Thanks!
Ricky
Comment from Lloyd T. Okoko
The objective correlative of this chapter in the book reminisces a rhetorical reminder and strict affirmation of societal expectations obliquely passed to the leadership of a community.
On the whole, the work highlights the primacy of the tenets of humility and fortitude in engendering a public interest oriented leadership.
The work earns its texture in its effective use of rhetorical dictums that are didactically impressed on the recipient's psyche.
Excellent work. And very typical of Doctor Ricky.
reply by the author on 14-Nov-2021
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The objective correlative of this chapter in the book reminisces a rhetorical reminder and strict affirmation of societal expectations obliquely passed to the leadership of a community.
On the whole, the work highlights the primacy of the tenets of humility and fortitude in engendering a public interest oriented leadership.
The work earns its texture in its effective use of rhetorical dictums that are didactically impressed on the recipient's psyche.
Excellent work. And very typical of Doctor Ricky.
Comment Written 14-Nov-2021
reply by the author on 14-Nov-2021
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We got a new President at the Latter-Day Saint Church of Jesus Christ.
Thanks,
Doctor Ricky 1024
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Remain Blessed.
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You too Lloyd.