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Tuesday May 21, 2013

Ronnie McGinn's Poetry Page

If you have a poem you'd like to see published in The Irish Examiner then send it to:

The Poetry Corner
The Irish Examiner USA
1040 Jackson Avenue, Third Floor
Long Island City
NY 11101

or, preferably, you can email it direct to
ronniemcginn@eircom.net.

If possible keep your poem to 20 lines. You may choose any subject you like, in any form you like as long as it's original. We look forward to hearing from you.

Poet and writer Joseph P.Martino lives in Millburn, NJ; a former NYC resident of 70 years Joseph has travelled to over 45 countries and as a hobby often writes travel poems, about people and places that he loves.

Having served his country in Korea, and then as a New York State Peace Officer for 32 years. He is a man who is proud of his country and Memorial Day holds great meaning for him as it does for all of us and in his meaningful poem he shares with us his thoughts on this holiday.

Thank you Joesph!

That's What Memorial Day Means to Me

America land of opportunity, home of the brave and free. Where the American flag and eagle fly for one and all to see.
Our nations flag ripples proudly in the breeze, from sunny California to the sandy shores of Maine, all across America up to the ocean seas.
Many of our brave and patriotic sons and daughters who fought on foreign shores, have now gone to their eternal rest.
On Memorial Day Americans honor our veterans, they deserve our praise and glory for they are truly our nation's best!
Some made the ultimate sacrifice to keep our country safe and free, they paid our future obligations in the name of liberty.
Please do not take for granted the legacy they bequeath, for these brave heroes never heard the words: 'run' or 'defeat.'
So always remember and shall we never forget, to thank our veterans and active service men and women every chance you get.
That's what, MEMORIAL DAY means to me.

© Joseph P. Martino

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