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Proud Mother of a Soldier: An Inner Conflict

This heartfelt poem captures the conflicting emotions of a mother whose son is a soldier, torn between pride and fear. She grapples with the honor of having a brave hero for a son and the underlying worry that haunts her every moment. The poem delves into the inner struggles of a mother who must endure the anguish of seeing her child risk his life for his country while yearning for his safety by her side. Through poignant verses, the mother expresses her love, pride, and a touch of uncertainty, questioning if there could be a better way than war. This piece encapsulates the complexities of being a parent to a soldier and the emotional turmoil that comes with it.

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Proud Mother of a Soldier: An Inner Conflict

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  1. Famous Central Powers People Casey Mohr

  2. My Son Is A Soldier • My son is a soldierI can reveal this with pride(the fear is hidden just below thesurface, I confide)He's a real American heroWho believes in democracy(yet there is an inner whisper thatwants him here with me)I am honored to be his motherI brag of him through the day(but I can't help but wonderif there isn't a better way?)My son is a strong, brave soldierWho says he's prepared to die(he's not aware of the late night hoursthat I just sit and cry)I wear a ribbon and a flagUpon my collar every day(but alone at night, I bow my head,for my baby boy I pray...)

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