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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Revisionist lies sold as materialistic truth American tagged merchandise voter bazaar discount barter Stars and Stripes twenty-one gun salute Intellectual dishonesty ... shifting core values Leave compassion at the border, separate the parents from their sons and daughters Patriotic homilies be the verbal proof of wavy cloth loyalty Stock-in-trade inventory historic laden with broken promises Scarlet splatters on the red clay turned to native blues on a snowy day Left a weeping trail trodden down by immigration wagons Surrendering fiery wails doused by the conquering wine flagons Assimilation arrows pierce separated hearts Grieving tears levee swept away by a bow flood of drunken pride and conceit Stone face archers standing at the top of the towers, got their lip quivers full of pointed poison gargoyle eviction power Assimilation arrows don’t wanna change the color of manifest destiny Let the hawks chase away the sparrows, give the hate crows the bald eagle iron claw victory A pale pastime tale ... American rote homogenized Graven hope tossed down a wishing well, Roman Republic truth bought as jingoist self-evident lies E Pluribus unum ... Assimilation arrows on a frigid, melting pot Mephisto fly Immigration rejection pierce the divided hearts, whose pledge of undying love has been icily denied
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