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Hello America


Greetings America

You're a great sport

I supposed you're egotistic and somewhat rather strange

I like that you're diverse although you're not all there at a time

I hate the crimes that made you great 

I acknowledge the strength you have and the sacrifices you wrought

To become a leader in its trouble

I remember your history; revolutions after revolutions

War upon war, you went through it all

I'm proud to be a part of your society

I just hope you don't forget me and all the others who want to be your friend

You're full of dreams, somewhat of a salad or fondue pot

I do like delicious things from the worlds you brought in

Hello America

From the coast to mountains to other coasts

Let's all live together so that we can make the most

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