NEW YORK DAILY NEWSPAPER
FLAG DAY
Friday, June 14, 2013
Fly the Stars and Stripes proudly, on Flag Day and every day.
Lindenhurst, L.I.: Flag Day is one of those times for saluting the American flag. Let us remember that the flag was born June 14, 1777, when Betsy Ross got the country all sewed up. A blush of color fills the sky when our flag flies. Our flag stands guards over America — waving a sign of freedom for all the people. Salute the American flag made in the U.S.A. Robert and Susan Davniero
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Free Speech Poetry
Published Write On!
FREE SPEECH
Published Write On!
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| Published: Creations Magazine Poetry |
FREE SPEECH
Free speech voices
The people’s choices
Speech, write, protest
Is put to the test
First Amendment
Protects statement
Government address
Freedom of the press
Internet watch by congress
Block viewers access
Free speech restrict
Laws of censorship
Censor, bans, suppression
Free speech expressions
Debate in question to be
Is speech really free?
Susan Marie Davniero
WORDS OF PEACE
Published Poet's Art
One day
The peaceful way
In a world of sin
Peace starts within
Beats in each one of us
Peace is a must
To survive the many
In a world of plenty
A heartfelt feast
Serving world peace
Wars forsaking
Touch on peacemaking
Help and care
Love to share
Bonds of humanity
All live in dignity
No war or wrath
The peaceful path
Hope forever more
Absence of war
Battles in strife
Of lost life
One day
I pray
War will cease
Let there be peace
And let it begin
With the peace within
Susan Marie Davniero
READ BETWEEN THE LINES
Read all about it
Reporters’ wit
Crime and capers
In the newspapers
Editor’s choice
People’s voice
Just a hint
News fit to print
Don’t believe every word
Of what you heard
Truth be mine
Read between the lines
Susan Marie Davniero
I find the music still rocks on
My Rock and
Roll Days
By Susan Marie Davniero
I look back rather to find
My youth left far behind
When record discs spun around
When record discs spun around
Dancing about to the rockin’ sound
Songs that spoke of peace and love
This teenage girl found plenty of
And when self could do wrong
I listen silently to a ballad song
Musical score records my fate
The songs play on to future dates
Bade farewell to carefree ways
To my early Rock and Roll days
Yet when act two comes along
Songs that I didn’t forget
The party isn’t over yet!
HOMEWARD
TO AMERICA
Published Long Story Short
by Susan Marie
Davniero
Voyagers
march has begun
New
beginnings to come
From
across the sea
They
came to be free
No
looking back
Onward
passage track
Landscape
on sight
Await
their flight
Hopes
of stories told
Streets
paved with gold
Their
unseen destiny
In
the land of the free
No
longer to roam
America
is home
SUSAN
MARIE DAVNIERO is a published poet
"The Poet's Market 2011."
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