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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Today in the United States of America the dark clouds have parted and a glorious sun is shining on her people and the world the raging storm is almost over . . . the dragon has been defeated (though we still hear his feeble growls and moans) and tomorrow is a new bright day and the next and next and next 2021 will be a new beginning . . . the seed of a wonderous tree has been planted today and people are cheering loudly dancing on the streets of every city in every country of the world . . . they see a bright future on the horizon there is no limit to tomorrow and tomorrow and yesterday will soon be a bad dream fading away there will be respect for all people no matter color, religion or nationality walls will be smashed down there will be compassion for all world respect will be won back pride in country will be instilled in the youth so many endless plans to work on . . . so many wrongs to be corrected no more fear or shame for her people they will all stand up with pride the United States of America will be great again in 2021 _________________________ November 8, 2020 Poetry/Free Verse/A New Tomorrow Copyright Protected, ID 11-1303-109-08 All Rights Reserved, 2020, Constance Written for the Premier contest, VISIONARY sponsor, MILTON HANKINS, Judged 11/24/20
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