Short Commemorates Poems
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The beau idéal of art commemorates Frida Kahlo's
Habitual self-portraits donning Mexican dahlia halos
Worshiped feminist by LGBTQ & Chicano cult artsy
Wife of master mural painter both activists in leftist party
Independence Day is special to me
For it commemorates my liberty
I'm grateful to live in the land of the free
The best place on this earth to be.
We call our land America
Home of the brave and the free
We stand for peace and justice
And the right for everyone to be.
written July 1, 2021
crippled
by mornings and sunsets
the daily city rituals
consumed with norms and smiles
I try to find me in it
Muted
by wonderful words spoken
The music commemorates us
Watch for the stop sign
But this life says go
Live
waking up in a sunshine
breathing my air
Where is my star?
What glistens without you
November days harbor a chill.
The nights are so serene and still.
The end of the year is now near.
Memories are made and held dear.
Winter's arrival will come soon.
With nature covered in a tomb.
A holy day commemorates,
When sailing ships did liberate
The Pilgrims from a far off land.
Surely led by God's unseen hand.
Now all give thanks for God's great grace.
And blessings to the human race.
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