A Military Mom
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What does a military mom look like? What makes her special and fair? It’s the way she looks at the grand old flag or the soldier in uniform over there.
It’s the tear in the eye during evening news when tales of more casualties arise. It’s the American Flag pin on her coat and her armed services flag that flies
It’s the prayer she says many times a day-prayers said out of a mother’s love. It’s the peace she has within her heart When God reaches down from above.
It’s the hugs she gives to other moms, wives, husbands, and children too. Military families are bonded in fear-Fear of duties their soldier will do.
Pride and fear go hand in hand For every military mother’s heart. Honor is felt in their children’s role However, fear is felt when they depart.
Strength is gained with others round Who share freedom’s duty call. Some return, but some may not And she prays for those who fall.
She knows it could be her child as well Who faces Freedom’s final task. Each day she prays out loud, “Lord, watch over them,” she asks.
It’s the boxes she gathers to send away To support the troops overseas. Hugs and love are in each one And she prays for each one of these.
She may send Jesus in a box A message of hope in time of war. For God gives strength, honor and courage His peace, and love plus more.
She feels it is her duty now To offer Hope to a hurting soul. Battle weary, they need her care and encouragement is her goal.
A military mother has special grace And a sense of patriotic love. You can see it in all she does As she relies on God above.
If you, too, are a military mom Then Let character be your guide Dignity and honor, pride and strength- It’s not a time for faith to hide.
Display your trust in God alone for He is the one in command! Rest assured He knows your need
He holds your child in His hand.c
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