I Pledge Allegiance
a solemn vow of obedience,
from the earliest age of grievance,
when found deliverance,
one people, united against tyranny and intolerance,
become the model of democracy and tolerance.
To The Flag
the symbol of once colonization,
come together in celebration,
a new unconquerable nation,
a successful castration,
of oppression and dictation.
Of The United States Of America
a conglomeration of people
form one nation coast to coast,
a single relation,
one voice, one oration,
tread on me, expect retaliation
And To The Republic
a democracy, its creation,
the Constitution, its foundation,
agreeable to all, in origination,
fiercely guarded against demolition,
militarization, and impregnation,
over all these years, still on station.
For Which It Stands
the protector, of all oppressed lands,
the world over, she lends a hand,
her signature, her blood, in foreign sand
One Nation
from sea to sea,
whether rich or poor,
some vocal, others, chose to ignore
those who guard the shore,
those who knock on heavens door,
one nation, esprit de corps.
Under God
in a time, when belief was strong,
today, should not be wrong,
having been with us so very long,
a few may sing a different song,
most will believe, as they have, all along
Indivisible
one as a whole number, cannot be divided, by any other,
many have tried, under guise, of brother,
only to be denied, by the mother
With Liberty And Justice For All
the means to end all oppression,
infinitely wrong with transgression,
succession, regression,
and repression along
Our Pledge of Allegiance
a pledge of a nation,
a history profound,
one indivisible number,
all it takes,
to be, no longer allowed
Michael Robert Patterson was born in Arlington and is the son of a former officer of the US Army. So it was no wonder that sooner or later his interests drew him to American history and especially to American military history. Many of his articles can be found on renowned portals like the New York Times, Washingtonpost or Wikipedia.
Reviewed by: Michael Howard