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This month on Things That Go Boom, we’re passing the mic to three veterans to share their memories in their words. In this first entry: When paratrooper Bill Glose came home from the Gulf War after leading his platoon, silence was his fortress. That all changed when a friend told him to start writing poetry.[...]

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Monologues (The War Horse Sessions): What Poetry Taught Me About Moving Past War

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A guest places a photo of a loved one at the White House’s ofrenda to mark Día de los Muertos, Thursday, October 31, 2024, on the East Landing. (Official White House Photo by Abe McNatt)

The President and First Lady welcome the Latino community to recognize the lives, legacies, and memories of their loved ones at the White House’s Ofrenda, Thursday, October 31, 2024, on the East Landing. (Official White House Photo by Abe McNatt)

Words: Laicie Heeley

Date: November 4, 2024

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