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Liberty For All
by Barbara Lynn Terry → (All Poetry by Barbara Lynn Terry)
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There are a lot of people who don't seemingly care about their freedom, or the freedom of others. Liberty for all must always be.

Liberty For All
by Barbara Lynn Terry


When people walk down the street,
They seemingly care not for who they meet,
While living in their own little world,
not caring about our flag unfurled.

These icons of the business world,
Readily forget when they got the word,
To go to a foreign land to fight,
Against a dictatorial foe's might.

Their mission to bring freedom and light,
So the people of the land have sight,
Of the possibilities they can,
See, hear, touch, smell, and understand.

That the dictator must fall,
And we must give our all,
To free those oppressed,
To return speech suppressed.

Liberty must reign in this world,
If we are to are to live curled
Beside our fires, free as the bird,
Because anything else is absurd.

© 2008 by Barbara Lynn Terry


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 Reviews of "Liberty For All"
Reviewed by m j hollingshead
Reviewed on September 21, 2008
thought provoking read

Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on August 1, 2008
So true, sad though that the cost is always so high and it is almost always the young who pay the greatest price.

Fee

Reviewed on August 1, 2008
Hello Barbara,
For One & For All!!
I Cannot Even Imagine Being Like Other Countries & their Traditions & Religious Practices (like castration of a womans vagina & only the man is allowed to feel sexual pleasure) ladies that are forbidden to wear make-up (they have secret makeup parties though) I cannot even imagine being subordinate to a man, and abiding to male supremacy. I am all apprecitive of freedoms.
Much Love To You & The Freedom For You & I To Be...
Embraced ~ Embrassé
Vickie


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