Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Okay. Uh, I wrote this poem about the lives that we've lived. Even though they haven't been that long. It seems like they've been in eternity. We are the Children of Vietnam veterans. Vietnam took away their youth. The war they brought back took away hours. They came back to the world with no parades. No, thank you's no recognition at all. We asked for no parades. We've no need for Thank you. But we do for you. We do feel we've been for gotten. We've all done our tour of duty in the NAM. Vietnam has affected us as it did our fathers. We love our fathers. We know that the war made them the way they are today. We want to thank all the vets for fighting in a war that was almost impossible to fight. We love you all. We were born of the Vietnam War. Isn't it time to ask? What has Vietnam Dunder, my child? Our fathers fought in Vietnam. We are fighting in the legacy of its aftermath. Okay. I wrote this poem, uh, kind of dedicated to all of us who have lived with our fathers and some of us with our mothers. uh, we are the Children of Vietnam veterans. Vietnam took away their youth. The war they brought back took away hours. They came back to the world with no parades. No, thank you. No recognition at all. We ask for no parades. We've no need for Thank you. But we do feel we've been for gotten. We've all done our tour of duty in the NAM. Vietnam has affected us as it did our fathers. We love our fathers. We know that the war made them the way they are today. We want to thank all the vets for fighting in a war that was almost impossible to fight. We love you all. We were born of the Vietnam War. Isn't it time to ask what his Vietnam done to my child? Our fathers fought in Vietnam. We're fighting in the legacy of its aftermath. Our fathers fought in Vietnam. We air Friday in the legacy of its aftermath. Cable less last three d then look around. Okay. Last war. Life. Okay. We were born of the Vietnam War. Is it time to ask? What has Vietnam done to my child? Our fathers fought in Vietnam. We are fighting in the legacy of its aftermath. Uh, I wrote you want to read the whole thing? Okay. Yeah. I just know I want to try to do this. Wrote this poem started. Okay. I wrote this poem to ah to let the world know what we've been through. We are the Children of Vietnam veterans. Vietnam took away their youth. The war they brought back took away hours. They came back to the world with no parades. No, thank you's no recognition at all. We asked for no parades. We've no need for Thank you. But we do feel we've been for gotten. We've all done our tour of duty in the NAM. Vietnam has affected us as it did our fathers. We love our fathers. We know that the war made them the way they are today. We want to thank all the vets for fighting in a war that was almost impossible to fight. We love you all. We were born of the Vietnam War. Isn't it time to ask? What has Vietnam done to my child? Our fathers fought in Vietnam. We are fighting in the legacy of its aftermath. No, just the last couple of lines. How many lives. Okay? Five. Elvin, that'll sound weird. Okay, Okay. Um let's see. We want to thank all the vets for fighting in a war that was almost impossible to fight. We love you all. We were born of the Vietnam War. Isn't it time to ask what his Vietnam done to my child? Our fathers fought in Vietnam. We are fighting in the legacy of its aftermath.
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