Freedom Flag
For as long as I can remember,
Respect for the flag, that seemed would last forever
Effortlessly flowing with the breeze,
Erodes with the intrusion of foreigners
Determined in their heart, take it away.
Oust it out of our sight, they say.
March on chumps, when the jack ass brays.
Respect for the flag, that seemed would last forever
Effortlessly flowing with the breeze,
Erodes with the intrusion of foreigners
Determined in their heart, take it away.
Oust it out of our sight, they say.
March on chumps, when the jack ass brays.
Freedom lovers are terrorists
Longing to break the chains.
Ah, but not you my servants,
Guard the gates, before they escape.
Published by LarrWayne Po
LarrWayne, AKA Quack Jack of many trades. If the educated do not educate others, the long term pay back will be "We are surrounded by the uneducated and they want to rule over us". Politically incorrect poem... View profile
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