"Stolen Innocence," A tribute poem to first responders, frontliners, and medical workers

"Stolen Innocence," A tribute poem to first responders, frontliners, and medical workers

Made life covid 19 has covid 19 has made life difficult for many americans.

From shopping with masks to missing out on school traditions, this pandemic has affected us all.

One wabash valley resident took to paper to say we will overcome and become stronger on the other side.

Photojournalist devan ridgway has this special piece... we shall stand strong during this unimaginable way of life.

As past history will show they may have tried numerous times to make us weak and vunerable but we are strong.

The attack on the twin towers was tragic and we recovered remarkably which made as strong..

The invisible predator infiltrating our great nation has a name coronavirus..

And yes it has caused havoc on our every day life as we know it the predator shows no mercy on anyone, taking lives no matter the age.

It's a relentless evil trying to destroy our country but with the strength of our hearts and the power of god we can survive this evil.

So whose got the knowledge to demolish this predator?

America and her people and after previous attempts to make us fall together with our hearts and with our country we can yet again show proof we're strong and standing tall with our country..

Everyone is showing great gratitude for our unsung heroes who are standing in front of the predator to save countless lives.

Whether you're in the medical field or delivery and you contribute your heart and knowledge to the trying to subside this predator..

The rest of america has your back..

America will survive regenerate replinish and keep our faith in our brothers and sisters this great nation we will rise and yet again over this obstacle.

The sun will rise and the sun will set and with strong hearts of the american people corona will be beaten i bet.

God bless america.

Bill hollis..

That poem you just heard is called "stolen innocence."

A man named bill hollis wrote it.

He says... he felt it was important to document what many people are feeling.

I wanted to give my granddaughte rs something to be proud of their grandpa.

I want to tribute this to the first responders, the frontliners, the medical workers.