Sally Am Jam
Stood on their watchtower in search of the lowly
“Don’t drink that son or you’ll surely go blind”
Exemption? Redemption? they sure bring it slowly
And often their words of support are unkind
If we pooled our resources, we could sure do it better?
But they are much purer and it has to be seen
Polish their brass, follow temperance to the letter
Do good when in uniform so to tell us they are clean
- Author: Andrew Charles Forrest ( Offline)
- Published: May 14th, 2019 00:58
- Comment from author about the poem: For Brian...
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GOOD MORNING ANDREW ! THANKS FOR THE TRIBUTE ! The Salvation Army rush in where often other *ANGELS* fear to TREAD ! They are not Judgemental ~ their ACTIONS speak much louder than words. Their magazine (in SPAIN) is called GRITA DE LA GUERRA ~ WAR CRY ~ They are Soldiers of the Cross against SATAN & EVIL in the World. It takes COURAGE to wear the UNIFORM and BOLDLY GO ....... ! Salvationists I have met are all Humble (except for their BRASS BANDS which bring a touch of NORTHERN BRASSHNESS to Essex Boys & Girls !). Thanks for carin* & sharin* !
Blessings & Joy & Love & Peace
Yours ANGELA & BRIAN 🧡🧡🧡🧡
and so say all of us!
Good tribute to a wonderful organisation Andrew.
Thanks G god bless them all
A fine tribute Andrew.
cheers Orchi
A day of tributes today and another worthy addition to your catalogue
Thanks Michael
May the sun shine upon them all
There are so many that do their jobs daily
Un/under appreciated, spoken of rarely.
Let's hope We put that right
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