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America, My Home


Say what you will about my country

But I am proud of her in every way

Instead of uniform

We, the people, are strong in numbers of uniqueness

Unique and strong

Like a puzzle that fits

When the other try forming a utopia of similarity

America is enough and what we stand for

We stand for a living law of justice and truth

For justice is equal

People are human, yet so strong

Do not infringe on our difference

For that is what binds us

America is my home

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