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Robert Blankenship
Poems
Jul 2015
I Am Just A Flag
I am just a flag
I do not mean to cause discontent
All I did was wave
Over men who into battle went
The motives of those men's hearts
I could not see
But from what I observed
It was a fight for liberty
I am just a flag
I cannot **** or hate
Let me wave again
My presence reinstate
It truly makes no sense
For me to be taken down
When the reason for the hate
Within men's hearts is found
You men should find within your heart
The need to love and to forgive
I'm just a flag that waves
Above land on which men live
Simply just a symbol
Only cloth and thread
Let me leave you with some words
A man I knew once said;
"A house divided against itself cannot stand"
President Abraham Lincoln
Springfield ILL,
June 17,1858
RLB
Written by
Robert Blankenship
Texas
(Texas)
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