American Way

American Way

A Poem by Danielle Calhoun

AMERICAN WAY

It takes a lot to admit to a wrong
But sometimes it’s harder
To fix it and get along

With those who were treated
With such disgrace
Why are we here

Why didn’t they stay?

We do all we can
And we say what we will
We take over a land
That not even my son will know

For as we get older
And some of us wiser
We soon begin to realize
A price so much higher

Higher than the cost
Or gas or a cell phone

It is of truth justice
And a spiritual way

I think America is lost
But return it just may
And we will rekindle
The fires once lit

The human race as a whole
Will rise amid better judgment


© 2011 Danielle Calhoun


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Added on November 17, 2011
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Danielle Calhoun
Danielle Calhoun

Hellam, PA



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Danielle, a native of Philadelphia, PA was born in 1978 with Spina Bifida. Despite being told that she would have a very difficult life, after several operations and with great determination, Dani lea.. more..

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