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#july4
Three days ago it was Canada Day Wait for the winter under Maple Leaf shade. I'm alight with night time's anaesthetized truths soothe sweaty, shaking aches until this Independence Day frees up my lungs. Three days ago, turned 29 years old. Etched our initials in a park bench, rolled my smudging thoughts into photographed truth. Our silver, halide smiles on paper live in drawers, tie me to 25. Our hearts aglow, we rose through dreams and aching, chafing hopes. True. Free. Young. But the bombs burst that bubble and red eyes glared through anger and an aching, sorry chest.
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Aug 15, 2014
Aug 15, 2014 at 11:49 AM UTC
4 July, 2014
Young countries grow, old Time spills out and unfolds, Liberty, Freedom, A Place that                                has it's own dream, Songs sang, bring tears, Anthems, passed fears,                                           subside, Take pride America, For every American, Who has a home, who has a neighbour, who has a defender, offering peace, whose young children hold old hands, whose women and men, continue again, and again and again, to make it, starts with that dream, watered with tears, and fed with more than food stamps, even with so many accents they all say in one breath, "thank you for the opportunity" to serve, to be free, to have the will from the Baja to Presque Isle, from Bellingham to Florida, Puerto Rico, when hopes follow the sun's rise bright, "Oh say can you see by dawn's early light"
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Jul 4, 2014
Jul 4, 2014 at 12:59 AM UTC
Oh Say...