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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required A letter to America America we have been your friend Forever now it seems Through adversity and good times Shared interwoven dreams You had our back in darkest days And likewise we’ve had yours And though sometimes ill-advisedly supported all your wars. You are like an older cousin To admire and revere A land of truth and justice But it’s all changing now we fear We see your inner conflict The hype, the lies, the spin Upheaval of society The rupture from within The discontent of common folk Of those that bear the load The absence of all empathy Life’s hope and dreams erode The cynical power-hungry That stir what lies confined The discontent and prejudice That simmer in the mind Create a scapegoat stir the mob Feed the fear and hate Morality and ethics die Amid the chaos they create. Let’s blame the Jews or Muslims The Hispanic or the Black Chose any small minority With no chance of fighting back Make America Great Again The catchcry fills the air But somewhere in the cheering crowd We lost what made it fair This all bears a similarity To another time and place But let’s trust that this great nation Would that pathway not retrace Your friends the whole world over With bated breath, afraid to ask All hoping that your constitution Is equal to the task And may the storm that shakes you now Give way to calmer skies— Where ethics bloom and truth returns, And hope no longer hides. Our leanings shaped by family ties, By hardship, pride, and pain— The stories told around the fire Still echo and remain So whether you lean to left or right Let conscience be your guide Don’t be afraid to say your piece It may just turn the tide
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