poem offers words of truth of our country America. The poem begins, " The gold of her

promise, has never been mined." America, promises us that all men are created equal.

The first problem with the promise is we are not all men. The gold of her promise,

address equality. Although it is promised to all in this country, its never delivered, when

discrimination, of race and gender are still existent.

"Her borders of justice, not clearly defined." We all have our feelings on what

justice is, because circumstances differ when we speak of justice in the terms of

punishment, to compensate for ones wrong doing. Yet, the borders of justice are not one

size fits all. Its a well know fact that our prisons are highly populated with the Black race.

Its, not that the black race commit more crimes but they are more severely punished for

food, it address the fact that this is an country is abundant in resources yet these abundant

food and clothing yet we all can't. " This country I believe Abe Lincoln said was, " For

sustain and oppresses instead of aid to progress.

this country amount to some smoke up someone's ass. A whole loot Blah.

" Her proud declarations, are leaves on the wind." We are a proud country, America,

Things are not as they appear." We must address our countries history, because the pain

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Approximate Word count = 640
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)