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"From Reveille to Taps...The Culture of an Army Child and Family"
by Kimberly Anne Davis, age 14, 2 November 1997
| I never live somewhere too long. I never planted a tree and watched it grow. I never know where I will be next week. I never wore hi-fashion clothes. I never became "part of the crowd." There are other things I've never done. I never was afraid to speak freely. I never was scared to show my religion. I never worried about unjust laws being made. I never left flowers at a loved one's grave, who died so I might be free. I never forget how lucky I am. |
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Poem: © 1997 by Kimberly Anne Davis Updated 21 May 2001 |