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High Pride
by Roger W Hancock
Our American flag we fly,
vigilance keeps her nigh.
May our liberty never die,
in pride we fly her high.
© 06-08-2014 Roger W Hancock
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Majority Front
by Roger W Hancock
Liberty's fronts on many sides,
borders, lawyers, economy.
Apathy's majority
has waned our liberty.
© 12-07-2013 Roger W Hancock
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Liberty Dreams
by Roger W Hancock
Liberty lives in lives & dreams.
I'll dream of living liberty's dreams.
Then awake from dreaming, to live our dreams.
© 11-29-2013 Roger W Hancock
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Liberty
by Roger W Hancock
Red shed,
white right,
blue pure,
freedom be.
Flag fly,
flag free.
Liberty!
© 12-19-2009 Roger W Hancock
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Liberty Stars
by Roger W Hancock
All night's stars together shine,
above our nation I call mine.50 stars for
liberty be,
may all stand right, for liberty.
© 11-29-2013 Roger W Hancock
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Liberty Rights
by Roger W Hancock
Blue field with white stars,
red, white, foundation stripes.
Men, women, brave ones ours;
honoring them is not just hype.
Each one state has one star;
first thirteen states have one stripe.
Our soldiers fight at home or afar;
red, white and blue; our liberty rights!
© 12-19-2009 Roger W Hancock
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* “Liberty
Scar” came from
the left over phrases when
writing “Liberty Rights” (< left).
Liberty Scar
by Roger W Hancock
Brave men fought, now bearing scars,
against our government we may gripe;
service bears a liberty scar.
© 12-19-2009 Roger W Hancock
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Eagle's Eye
The American
Bald Eagle,
symbol of America's vigil.
Sentry watching over all,
vigilant eye on liberty.
© September 27, 2009 Roger W Hancock
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Uncle Sam
Uncle Sam in red white and blue,
has served us long and true.
Uncle Sam tips his hat,
when liberty stays intact.
Uncle Sam would shed his tears,
should liberty disappear.
© September 27, 2009 Roger W Hancock
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Lady Liberty
by Roger W Hancock
Lady Luck holds no candle,
to the flame of Lady Liberty.
light the candle, tend the flame,
that our liberty not wane.
© September 27, 2009 Roger W Hancock
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Holiday Heritage
by Roger W Hancock
Holidays for fun and play,
honoring our heritage.
Fly our flag most everyday,
celebrate at every age;
especially on Holidays!
© September 25, 2009 Roger W Hancock
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Silent Bell
by Roger W Hancock
Liberty Bell sits silent still,
our Liberty Bell still tells.
Liberty sings throughout the land,
our Liberty Bell still rings.
© September 24, 2009 Roger W Hancock
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American Soul
by Roger W Hancock
American Flag flying free;
freely fly against blue sky.
Eagle perched atop tall pole;
tall pole's sentry of American soul.
© September 24, 2009 Roger W Hancock
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Freedom
by Roger W Hancock
Ring the bells of
freedom,
and liberty tolls for we.
Quench the ring of freedom,
and oppression tolls for thee.
© March 03, 2001 Roger W Hancock
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Not Free
by Roger W Hancock
Nothing is ever free,
though to you it be.
Somewhere, somehow,
someone paid.
© June 15, 2001 Roger W Hancock
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Liberty
Ring
by Roger W Hancock
Hear
the bell, our liberty
bell;
hear
the ring go ding
Hear
our bell, the liberty bell;
hear our freedom ring.
© 2006 Roger W Hancock
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Liberty Sing
by Roger W Hancock
Let freedom ring,
Our liberty bring,
Justice of rights we sing.
© October 20, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Fireworks, Aye, Aye
by Roger W
Hancock
Fireworks
light the sky
every Fourth of July,
celebrations sent so high,
liberty and freedom, aye, aye.
© December
13, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Liberty Drum
by Roger W
Hancock
Responsibility will sustain,
our liberty will not wane;
We must remain steadfast,
and strum our liberty drum.
© December
13, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Soldier Marches By
by Roger W
Hancock
Soldier marches passing by,
Do we ever wonder why?
Soldier
marches for apple pie,
that American freedom fly.
© December
13, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Founding Fathers
by Roger W
Hancock
Founding fathers did decree,
rights spelled out in liberty.
Now for right, soldiers fight,
guarantee our nation free.
© December
13, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Ding Dong Whack
by Roger W
Hancock
Ding, dong,
whack,
liberty bell did crack.
Bell rings; rang decree,
that all of us be free.
© December
13, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Peace, Peace
by Roger W Hancock
Peace, peace
let the fighting cease.
Wars come and wars go,
with only a little peace.
We have Police
to protect the peace.
Peace must be enforced.
© November 30, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Fire Crystals
by Roger W
Hancock
People
gather in the park,
lay their blankets on the ground.
Waiting for the nightfall spark,
and blast of booming rebound.
Oohs, aahs of evening dark,
fire crystals splash the sky.
© December
13, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Yankees against the King
by Roger W
Hancock
“Yankee
Doodle” they did sing,
riding on their horses.
Fighting men against the king,
sang all the Yankee forces.
© December
13, 2007 Roger W Hancock
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Fireworks
by Roger W Hancock
Fireworks up in the sky.
Fireworks go boom, bang, boom.
Fireworks light up the sky,
kaleidoscope display.
© January 02, 2008 Roger W
Hancock
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Founding of a Nation
by Roger W Hancock
Soldier
marches step by step;
building a foundation.
Rich men gave up their wealth;
paying for rebellion.
Soldier marches without pay;
fighting against oppression.
Founding fathers set the mark;
founding of a nation.
©
January 02, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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First Chapter
by Roger W Hancock
Minute Men,
farmer, soldiers;
local merchants, barbers, bakers;
marches, writing first of chapters,
to the chapter, that now is ours
©
January 02, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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Taps Blows
by Roger W Hancock
Taps, dut,
dut, duh; dut, dut, duh…
Flag raised and lowered half.
Bugler blows dut, dut, duh…
Another man died on our behalf.
©
January 02, 2008 Roger W Hancock
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