Summer by Adel J. Cardor

                                     Oh summer, how I love your warm enclosure  How sad I will be when it is over  Seeing kids playing  Your days are never-ending....  Life without you would be such bore  In a classroom with your feet still, on the floor  I go to bed happy as can be  Another fun day tomorrow is guaranteed   

Fourth of July

It birthed a nation this day

Freeing it from bondage, as it held its own bondsmen

All men created equal under God, whilst slaves remained


These brilliant men

Bold proclamations they made 

Fear for their act not lost

A treasonous act perceived 

A crown in dissent

A sacrifice in the making


Targets on their backs

As in secret they met

To draft a constitution to govern so fragile a union

Assiduous they worked

A new nation to create as one nation under God

A nation of aliens

Each their ideals they chart


Visionaries they were

As far ahead of their time united mainland they sought

Some they seized from the natives that were, others they bought

In the vision of one huge continent as one a nation


Years later EU to note, but that ship already sailed

A fragile unity it has

Overtaken by a country so new by anyone’s standards

Celebrate this day and its founding fathers append

For this nation is the greatest on earth so far

Created by the most brilliant minds of the time


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