
Photograph: The Wall, Washington DC - ©Copyright by Linda Vible
BROTHERS MINE
Brothers, brothers, where’d you go?
Off to heaven and left me below
Full of sorrow unexpressed,
Alone and grieving, so bereft.
Though I often feel you near
I wish so much you were really here.
I miss the comradeship we shared,
The crazy things we sometimes dared.
There’s a yearning in my soul
Where you once made it whole…
And some guilt that I still live
While you gave all there is to give.
But, surely as the sun brings dawn,
While I breathe, your memory lives on.
Search the world; you’ll never find
A truer memorial than my mind.
©Copyright October 31, 2006 by Thurman P. Woodfork

Huey Cobra on rocket firing pass in Vietnam
For Bob Drury ~ BlueGhost Two-Zero
Troop F, 8th Cavalry (BlueGhost) Vietnam
May '69 - December '70
Memorials of the Heart Trilogy
Part 1: Colin F. Jones: If You Are Killed
Part 2: J.J. McCloud: If I Am Killed
Part 3: Thurman P. Woodfork: Brothers Mine