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Poem:I am soldier

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I am Soldier

My heart is in the land

 i fight for life and freedom

 as i walk upon the sand

 i do not walk unworthy

 i will not stand alone

 the angels travel with me

 i fight for land and home

 i am a soldier

 a daddy and a friend

 a comrade and a brother

 a warrior to the end

 i do not walk unknowing

 the risk upon the way

 for god travels with me

 each and every day.

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