Sunday, June 23, 2013

America's Blocks

HENRI FREDERIC AMIEL. Swiss Philosopher and lived from 1821-1881.

Conquering any difficulty always gives one a secret joy, for it means to push back a boundary line and adding to one’s liberty.

America's Blocks

Buried under blocks of tyranny

Our forefathers planned escape

The treason they chose to perpetuate

Would be the wreckage that began their fate

The revolution came with impassioned fire

Liberty their one desire

The contempt they showed rose the Kingdom's ire

The revolutionaries' resolve had grown much higher

The toppled blocks of the mother land

Lay in ruins in the sand

America was under a new command

American's liberty their one demand

Block by block the Republic was erected

The Constitution drafted and freedom respected

Damage tried by tyrants deflected

Liberty required persistence as We the People expected

Our blocks stand for America strong

Facing enemies that come along

If one should fall before too long

It shall rise again against all wrong

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