Hero's they are
Some we can't see
But, in our hearts
They will forever be
A contest entry
- - Speak to Me in 15 Words VI - by Desire.
925 points, ended May 29, 2008, 14 entries
Honorable mention
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
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Comments
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To make a noun plural, you add an -s or -es -- for example, "cars," "babies," "heroes." Apostrophes are used to signify possession ("Ellen's house"), not plurality.
Thus, in the first line, it's "heroes," not "hero's."
-Cristina -
Thank You!!
Thank You for Your entry: Making A Difference
This piece tugged hard at Spirit and while I was reading which I did several times~ I was getting the words instantly upon inhaling Your verse: So True
I kept seeing Angels~ and scenes from City of Angels
where they are everywhere
All around us~
Being shown reference to 911 also- Not just from the War but daily battles when disaster strikes
Also a reference to the faces with names that are not seen but their contributions Appreciated for every Voice counts~
Phrase: Imagine the difference made and imagine how different it would be if Individuals-Heroes did not step up to the plate...
What a state our Nation would be in
I keep getting
Hopefully that makes sense
Powerful images You have brought forth
These words grabbed and pulled~
Some we can't see
Touching Voice spoken (Message)~
Thank You for sharing Your Heart also Spirit!
Best wishes to You in the contest Sweet Soul
**Judging will be done shortly...
Many blessings too
and much love~ Desire~*~~*~




