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Q/Country

by T. A. Cline — Read all 19 poems by T. A. Cline

Qanon A patriot’s song. A heart and love for, God and Country.WWG1WGA!!!

Wednesday, January 31, 2018

Q/Country

My God, my country, my home, I rise up to say,

The deep shadows gather to the darkest of day.

Down the hole we plunge to glory and honor,

Sleepless hearts dream saved souls we garner,

 

There is no offering dark would not dare,

We plunge through hell because we care.

Beyond the darkness we can hear,

The childish screams as they disappear.

 

Forward goes one, forward goes all,

We advance against the one who caused the fall.

We patriots have awaited one anointed for good,

To take the helm through despicable/s he stood.

 

Patriots gather to the leader’s rallying call,

For God and country, for one, for all.

The sheath is empty, the sword in hand,

We lay it down never until it is our land.

 

We advance by quips into blackened lairs,

Decoded strength resolves what evil dares.

How do we glean hope for the little lives lost,

How do we overcome what evil has cost.

 

We gather strength as one comes to another,

Bonded patriots all as a sister and a brother.

We will win this fight and save what we can,

And remember with tears the loss of our fellow man.

 

We will march to victory with the cadence drum,

And hold on valiantly until the divine One come.

Forward until we can say In God We Trust,

And never again will the musket rust.

 

 

 

 

 

 



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Reviewed by M M (Reader)
Reviewed on February 2, 2018
Fantastic poem!

I am very grateful to know that there are still informed people that know how to stand and let their patriotism be heard through an artistic voice. Well done!

Everyone is entitled to their opinions, granted, but if you don't love your county or are not willing to fight for it.... why are you here?

"The kingdom of heaven is dwindling everyday in the light of realistic thinking"?? Quite a bold statement! Perhaps let the patriots comment here and leave your heaven-less realistic thinking rhetoric to social media? No offense, that is just my opinion.

Reviewed by John Domino
Reviewed on February 1, 2018
Wonderful poem! Much appreciated! I served in the Air Force for 24 years in the military and 5 years as a civilian at the USAF Academy. I fly the flag outside our home and have done so for more than 30 years. I have been involved in prison ministry, homeless ministries, senior citizen ministries and youth ministry. I enjoy them all. Blessing to you, I am now a fan of yours. God bless you and the USA. Amen!

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on February 1, 2018
This poem certainly has a high patriotic tone to it. But as I grow older, and hopefully, wiser, I have begun to think of lockstep patriotic fiery warlike rhetoric like this to be less helpful for us all than a willingness to accept others rather than repel them.

Our forefathers took this land and wrested it from others. We put boundaries around it and claimed that "God," gave it to us because we worked hard or paid for it with money. I would counter that premise, saying that we own nothing in this world for the short time we live. We only use the world to our pleasure, try to hold on to what we have to give to our children, and then it's gone.

The kingdom of heaven is dwindling every day in the light of realistic thinking. My country right or wrong doesn't make any sense. Why would I fight for something that was wrong? Because someone told me to? I can't find that argument legitimate.

Ron


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