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Freedom's Crown

Timothy Ivan Brumley 061757

America
Bright freedom's crown
Bought with patriots blood for thee.
May thy song abound
And forever resound
Across all the lands and the seas.

America
Brave land of liberty
Where came the world's unwanted.
That fought to be
The land of the free
May you always stand undaunted!

America
Liberty's finest trend
First always in freedom's fight.
Who's brave men
Stand till the end
For the cause of the just and the right.

America
Freedom's first knight
May God in His pride find thee.
Shine bright your light
And with His delight
May you always be the land of the free!

Tim I. Brumley

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Submitted on April 25, 2010

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Scheme Axbccx Abdbbd Aefxef Afbffb b
Closest metre Iambic trimeter
Characters 555
Words 104
Stanzas 5
Stanza Lengths 6, 6, 6, 6, 1
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Timothy Ivan Brumley 061757

Born in Fort Worth Tx., June 17 of 57. High School Gladewater Tx., Class of 75. Four years active duty 1975-79, USAF spent in the far east, mainly Japan. Two years college at Tyler Jr. College, Tyler Tx. Three years working the oil fields of East Tx, 25 years in the heating and air industry. Presently retired and single. Divorced, and living alone for 9 years now, with three children, and two grand children. Living in Danielsville Georgia. Hobbies include music, antiques, poetry. more…

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