Tuesday, May 5, 2009

I am the wolf pack leader that cares for his kind
I wonder of their fur if that might fall
I hear their howls and burks
I see them being carried on shoulders
I want to keep their heart beating and beating
I am the wolf pack leader that cares for his kind

I pretend to have nothing like an empty train station
I feel distance and cold
I touch the drops going down and down and hitting me with force
I worry that i left someone behind and it was my fault
I cry for the tails that fall and didn't make it the whole way
I am the wolf pack leader that cares for his kind

I understand that they are the smoke that comes back to my mind remembering...
I say that I could have done better to save their fur
I dream of my wolfs and I just keep them in my jar
I try to protected them
I hope my wounds to be save
I am the wolf pack leader that cares for his kind

Friday, May 1, 2009

The Poem

I am the town that got burn by your dragon flames
I wonder if one day I will be rebuild
I hear the wood cracking and the brick walls crumbling
I see red enormous fires
I want to have hard iron walls

I pretend to not care for this destruction
I feel scratch and cut
I touch my horror wounds
I worry if everything will turn back as it use to be
I cry not, I just remember of all my injuries
I am the town that got burn by your dragon flames

I understand that not everything will be the same
I say good things will come
I dream of a better Structure
I try not to remember now and then about the past
I hope that this won't happen again
I am the town that got burn by your dragon flames

Tuesday, December 9, 2008

Came To America



Is coming to America worth the trip?




I think that coming to America would be worth the trip. I think because you will get the chance to get more money. You will give a better life to your family. People would progress more in the United States, be a person with a better chance of having more money. Having a better life. Is struggle at first but than it gets easier.




Why do so many immigrate to the U.S. and what awaits them here?




Many people immigrate to the U.S. They immigrate for a better life. They immigrate to get more money. They come for a better chance to help their families back home. Many people immigrate but all of them struggle. Many people get injure coming the U.S. and some even died trying to come here. It awaits them struggle and joy coming to this great country.

Monday, December 8, 2008

The Life of the Medal of Honor



As the bullets were sounding all over the place. As the soldiers were depending just in one man. He was running from place to another, passing a piece of paper saying what movements they needed to do. He was the only person who was risking his life to do this dangerous job. After the war he was standing with all the officers receiving less medals than anyone else, the commander reach to him and gave the Medal of Honor to this great soldier. Everybody saluted this great person officers and enlisted soldiers. With this great medal he was thank. In America this medal originated from war to thank the people who help others and risking their own life. The Medal of Honor a very high award in the United States of America. To get this high award people needed risk their lives and have courage do to it. This means someone is not sure they deserve this high award.




The Medal of Honor is high award in the United States. This medal had originated from the Navy. It was in the year when the Civil War was happing. This medal is given to a great hero. This hero was is a regular person, who did not had superpowers just a regular person. This person is name a hero for his great deed he or she had done.




This person needed a lot of courage to do something very dangerous to save their squad, platoon, or their company. This people thought maybe that they were just doing their duty. This people maybe were saving their friends because they have being working together that everybody feels that they are family. This people are thank for their bravery. People honor this great man for doing something is very dangerous.




Soldiers who receive these great medal and that they are still alive some feel that they don't deserve this high honor. People think that if they deserve this medal everybody will think that they are going to do always the right thing to save someone. People struggle wearing this medal because they think they don't deserve the medal. These medal builds up character to people.




The Medal of Honor is a great value to America. A president said that he would like to have the Medal of Honor rather than being president of the United States of America. Many people honor this high award. This award is giving to the brave people or even animals. Anyone who did something courageous to save someone most likely will receive these medal.

Monday, December 1, 2008

Donald E. Ballard




Allegiance
United States of America



Service/branch
United States NavyKansas National Guard



Unit
3rd Marine Division



Battles/wars
Vietnam War



Rank
Colonel
Awards
- Medal of Honor







Donald E. Ballard (born December 5, 1945) is an American colonel in the Kansas National Guard and former member of the United States Navy, in which he was a Hospital Corpsman in the Vietnam War and was awarded the Medal of Honor.Ballard was born in Kansas City, Missouri and it was there that he enlisted in the United States Navy.While under fire, Ballard directed aid to other wounded US Marines and when a grenade landed nearby, he lay on top of it to protect the wounded. The grenade failed to explode and Ballard was able to throw it away to explode harmlessly, and then continue to treat the wounded. For his actions, he received the United States of America's highest award, the Medal of Honor. In 1970, Ballard received his medal from President Richard M. Nixon and General Westmoreland. On April 5, 1998, Ballard was promoted to colonel by Major General James F. Krueger and currently serves as Special Assistant to the Adjutant General. Ballard is one of only three Medal of Honor recipients currently on active service in the United States and the only Kansas Guardsman to have received the award.


This person was going to give up his life to help another person survived. This person was thank by receiving the medal of honor. This person had a lot of honor and courage to do what he did! My respect for this great person or better terms a hero.


This person was in the military service. When he was fixing the wounds of one of the soldiers a grenade landed were he was, so he threw himself to the grenade but it fell to explode so he threw away from his area. I thank this courageous soldier for his great deed he has done for this great nation. I wish that there would be a great ceremony to celebrate this courageous soldiers. Thank You.





Monday, November 3, 2008

My Goals




In this month my accomplish goals where number 8, 10, and 14. Goal number 8 is about coming at time to Honor Guard.Goal number 10 was to learn how to read music notes. Goal number 14 is how to learn to spin the rifles in Honor Guard. This goals where accomplish at the morning of Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. At my first goal was accomplish by the help of my parents that woke me up and my father is going to work. I also wake up by the alarm of my clock. I am also keeping up with my old goals.









Goal number 10 was accomplish with the help of my teacher and one of my father's friend. The teacher of music class was showing as how to read music notes by clapping them out loud. My father's friend show me how to read music notes by writing them over and over again. Goal number 14 was accomplish with the help of my friend Leonel. He tough me the basic moves first. Then, he tough me the harder moves. He help me by showing me from where to spin the rifle. This are my three accomplish goals I accomplish over this month.

Friday, October 31, 2008

The Poem


Martin Luther King JR.


Quote





I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.



This means to people that every should be treated equally. It does not matter if you are white, black, or brown. It matters how you respond to things, it does not matter how people look. All people in the world should not be treated by the color of their skin but by their contents.






For me this means that every person should be treated equally it does not matter if the person is white, brown, or black. It does not matter if the person is a woman or a man. In this world everybody has the same right to be free from by being discriminated! People should be seeing for the way they act. I know that Martin Luther King JR. made a good point and this quote belongs to everybody. People should think about this phrase and think it for a good period of time as I did!
















Langston Hughes


Harlem (A Dream Deferred)




Maybe it just sags

like a heavy load.

Does it dry up

like a raisin in the sun?

Or fester like a sore--

And then run?

Does it stink like rotten meat?




Or crust and sugar over--

like a syrupy sweet?

Or does it explode?




















The Poem (A Dream Deferred)





Does it burn up


like wood in the fired?


Or is it rip like food--


And then smelly?


Does it rusty like metal?


Or colorful and bright


like a painting?



Maybe it melts


like a ice cube.


Or does it get electrocuted?







This is about a dream. It says that it banish from your reaches. Do you quit when you can't reach it. "Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun?" For me this poem is mostly like you have less chance to achieve your dream. If you play your cards right there most be a chance to a achieve your dream. Lets say that the door closes at you but a window opens! So is better never to quit when you are trying to achieve your dream.