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<i/lags fly as bands resound on this November morning. Veterans from World War I till the present gather to honor the country they love as life itself. The ceremony is a mixture of sobriety and celebration...emotions both stalwart and tender, a tribute to the veterans of every battle ever fought for our nation’s freedom.
Nearby stands a man of slight build and ragged appearance. However, as the National Anthem rings, his patriotism belies his countenance when he salutes with a trembling hand. A Vietnam veteran? Possibly...
An elderly man leans thoughtfully upon his cane. What does he ponder as a World War II medly plays? Does he remember an erect soldier who has yet to learn of malice?
A couple bows their heads during prayer. The woman stands and the man sits...in a wheelchair...her hand resting tenderly upon his shoulder, for a severed limb cannot sever love.
On Veterans Day, may we praise God for those men and women who returned...and pray for the souls of. those who did not
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