Of Thee I Sing
You are my country
Though you reject me
Because I am of darker hue.
The land of my birth
The only home I know
You will be saddened
If I ever go away
For you have forgotten
All the things
I have done for you.
I fought your wars
And tilled your land
Just to name a few.
My country the land
I love, embrace me
For I am a part of you.
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Post a CommentWow, very heartfelt and poignant!