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Saturday, October 28, 2006

Struggle
Here I am. Doing things that no one else will do, that no one else can understand. Thats why they look at me with disgust and the question, "Why did you do it. Why are you risking yourself?"
I smile, and I tell them that they will never understand. Because I wear this uniform that has stood between this country and its enemies for almost 300 years. A unifrom steeped in blood, sweat, tears, and undieying determination. I stand wearing this uniform, even though it brings me pain every time I put it on, and bare the knowledge that it will always take me far from home, far from the loved ones that sit at home wondering, "Is our boy ok? Will he come home?" I continue to stand in this uniform, till it is as much a part of me as my own skin, and shoulder this pack as long as it takes to ensure that all of those sitting in front of there tv's, computers, cars, homes, and families will continue to have that chance to love. And in my heart there is a longing, an empty space that duty doesn't quite fill. Because there is no one back home, willing to listen to the horror stories, the dreaded reality, the sickness of men gone mad, and give a warm bed and warm arms to enfold me in sanity and love. And yet I perservere, with the glimmer of hope that what I do gives someone else that chance, to love, to live, and to hold. I do this for you. Spread the word, me and my brothers and sisters will endure every poke, prod, and jab of pain you can give and still we will fight for you. We will hold up our end of the deal to the highest of standards, hopeing that one day you will all understand, and give us credit due. We do this for you.

To the families and friends who support our neverending vigile, we thank you. Your love gives us the energy we need to fight day in and day out. We miss you from the farthest battlefields and the closest of homes. Thank you.


LCPL Simonet
3/10 I BTRY
USMC
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