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					| I sit in his favorite chair Looking out the window
 I feel the cold from the winter wind
 
 I sit here holding our countries flag
 Holding it next to my broken heart
 Colors of Red, White and Blue
 Are covered with my children's tears
 
 The sound of silence
 Is the emptiness I fear and live
 I will never hear his manly voice again
 I will never hear his laughter playing with our sons
 
 The letter said, my husband died
 Fighting bravely in Iraq
 My children's father will never come back
 His soul has been stolen by the desert wind
 
 All of his things sitting in his favorite room
 Never to be touched again
 His love of baseball cards
 To be passed on to his two sons
 
 I looked at the fireplace mantel
 Looking at our wedding picture
 I stared at the pictures of our kids
 Memories of all our vacation trips
 
 The room where he used to sit
 To watch Monday football
 Where he entertained all of our friends
 His room is now empty and alone
 
 The sound I hear is silence
 The room no longer lives, his warmth has left us
 As I sit in his favorite chair
 I feel the room is now empty and cold
 
 My children's father was once a brave Solider
 He fought for our Freedom
 That our country enjoys
 Remember it was paid with a brave Soldiers soul
 
 Here I sit staring into space
 Into the nights empty dark
 Sitting in his favorite chair
 The emptiness I feel
 Is the fear I now live in
 
 His soul blowing into the empty wind
 Never to come back to us again
 Another fallen Soldier, Father. Husband
 My best friend, buried with his fallen brothers
 
 The room I sit in will remain empty and cold
 I heard the sound of silence
 I feel the pain of death
 Our lives will never be the same
 
 So enjoy your Freedom!
 It wears my Husband's name
 Sergeant Thomas John
 US Army Paratrooper 101.
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					| By 
					Ruby Alexandra Beloz Copyright 2004
 Listed May 27, 2009
 Ruby's 
					site
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