The Fourth Of July Poem by Loyd C Taylor Sr

The Fourth Of July

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During this special time of the year
The corn is usually knee-high.
The watermelons are juicy,
As flags wave proudly in the sky!

Families are enjoying picnics,
Eating Hot dogs and Apple pie;
They are celebrating Freedom,
On this day, the Fourth of July.

Birds are singing, freedom bells ringing,
June bugs are darting in their flight.
Folks gather wherever they can
To watch fireworks, light up the night.

Worshippers gather throughout the land,
Gladly sing patriotic songs.
Millions express their gratitude
For their families and their homes.

The smell of someone's barbecuing
Is carried on a summer breeze.
Hear the crack of the baseball bat!
Kids cheerfully play 'hide and seek'.

Hey, listen, here comes the ice cream man,
He's making his way down the street!
Women wave, men tip their hats,
Children are filled with joyful glee.

Andy Griffith still entertains us,
The flag still brings tears to our eyes!
People walk a little taller,
On this day, the Fourth of July

Colors red, white and blue remind us
Of the great price of being free.
Thank God for the sacrifices
Made to purchase our liberty!

So, Happy Birthday, America!
Your flag we will proudly lift high!
Thank God for you, America,
On this day, the Fourth of July

Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: american history,independence day
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Thad Wilk 29 April 2008

A terrific poem and sentiments L C! ! A wonderful read! ! *10*! ! Best regards, Friend Thad

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Marilyn Lott 29 April 2008

This is a wonderful poem to celebrate our freedom and our great country. Oh yes, the picnics with the smell of barbeque has been a wonderful way of celebrating for years and we still do that with our kids and grandkids. A great poem! A '10! ' from me! ! Best Wishes, Marilyn

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