Our Free True Colors, We Defend In The End Poem by Michael Gale

People object to colors so right...
These colors are true good moral and bright.
True good moral colors display your fight...
True moral shows off well itself rightly even at night.
True colors do not blend in among lies unright...
True colors show well morals held within one's self soulfully close to one's heart real tight.
True colors let all know your moral high in it's natural good Godly might...
True colors make all sinners jealous of my well lit holy bright light.
True colors make me higher than sin's highest height...
True colors influence the bad.
True colors makes sin as afraid and conquered like a diseased heart's blight...
True colors are the shade of my country's flag.
True colors make sin defeated and sad...
True colors show your pride in the high morals which make you brag.
True colors provide a winning ride...
True colors instill all patriotic pride.
In the end jealous sin tries to lighten and bleach out your colors to the dullest color's shade...
In the rightful end, you've won and bade your will by God as Heavenly made.
Our country's colors showcase our pride won thrill...
Patriotic love of your country's color enable all to selfless sacrifice to stand up to foreign terroristic and justifiably end and kill.
We the people enjoy freedom's will...
We the people, thrill to the end of manual enslavement and it's awful thrill.
We the people, win in the end...
For we are the world's freedom righteous army, looking to defeat and win its rights and by God's blessing forever more fight for them and with our last breath-defend.
Our rights and free will, cannot be coerced by rules, that to our freedom tend to end and bend...
In the end we'll give out freedom's message to the world that we by God's blessings, will send.
The world's freedom are shed by it's light to freedom's bloody color of the red, white and blue...
Those only well lit by the freely few.
America stands for free true colors...
So that in the end, our military boys return safely home to their fathers and mothers.