class assignment -- War Stories!

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Date Posted: Wed, April 25 2007, 14:12:10
Author: amanda and alex
Author Host/IP: NoHost / 199.230.48.44
Subject: class assignment

Dear Patrick (Beanie) Camunes,
We are students from Aragon High School who are reading a Vietnam War story. We read your poem, A Warrior�s Threat of Death, and wanted to let you know how we felt about it. Although you talk about death in your poem, we agree with how you think that death is a way of life. Those who died in the war are heros. Those who didn�t die in war are also heroes. We agree with how you think that the soldiers who died went to an afterlife. That also brings the idea to not be afraid of death. Your poem shows an aspect of the war, which is helpful to our current English book. We felt that your poem was touching and inspirational. We honor those who died in Vietnam, as well as those who served in the war.
Sincerely,
Amanda and Alex

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>Dear Patrick (Beanie) Camunes, >We are students from Aragon High School who are >reading a Vietnam War story. We read your poem, A >Warrior�s Threat of Death, and wanted to let you know >how we felt about it. Although you talk about death in >your poem, we agree with how you think that death is a >way of life. Those who died in the war are heros. >Those who didn�t die in war are also heroes. We agree >with how you think that the soldiers who died went to >an afterlife. That also brings the idea to not be >afraid of death. Your poem shows an aspect of the war, >which is helpful to our current English book. We felt >that your poem was touching and inspirational. We >honor those who died in Vietnam, as well as those who >served in the war. > Sincerely, > Amanda and Alex
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