"Come on brother, I am taking you home." - C130 Angel Flight transmission.
My father is a hero,
As all fathers really
are.
Some work from 9 to
5,
Others work as stars.
My Dad has worked a
job,
That many did before.
He took the time he
spent from us,
So he could fight a
war.
Sleeping under stars
above,
He spent many nights.
With his brothers
brave or scared,
Tired from the fight.
It did not matter how
he felt,
He did what he should
do.
That he always
thought of us,
Somehow pulled him
through.
Today he is coming
home,
Beneath the red
sunlight.
I was there to meet
with him,
Coming down from his
flight.
I ran to get as close
to him,
As I only could.
Both our souls did
embrace,
Kept separate by the
wood.
The only way he made
it home,
Was on the Angel
flight.
Carried in the arms
of our souls,
Away from his last fight.
He gave us all he had
to give,
So we could all be
free.
Though I missed my time
with him,
He gave his life to
me.
The men that brought
him to us,
Did not need to
speak.
They said what words
could not say,
And in my pain I
never blinked.
They brought him home
as they should,
To be back in our
hands.
Though his heart took
off with them,
His soul would never
land.
As I look into the
glass,
I see his face today.
Standing from the
mirror back,
I wonder what he
would say.
Though I was a boy
back then,
I think I felt God’s
plan.
I was given to him as
a child,
So he could raise a
man.
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