My Mother's Poem (4) Poem by Kim Barney

Kim Barney

Kim Barney

I was born in a bank - - my mother went there and made a deposit

My Mother's Poem (4)

Our Flag

Our flag shall never stand in need,
Of every flag it's in the lead,
Our flag is the flag of liberty,
Forever more it shall be free.
With every ship at sea it goes,
Guarding back our fiercest foes,
Freely floating in its space,
No one shall see it in disgrace.
Near to the ground it shall not sag,
For I shall guard my country's flag.

Think of what it's done for you,
Salute our dear red, white and blue.
The stars and stripes that lead to peace,
We from our foes did it release.
Our own dear flag does float abroad,
Guided by the hand of God.
It fills our hearts with joy and mirth,
Especially on July the fourth.
Behind the rest it shall not lag,
For I shall guard my country's flag.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Here is another poem written by my mother when she was only ten years old. This one was published in the July 1925 edition of a magazine called The Instructor.
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Kim Barney

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I was born in a bank - - my mother went there and made a deposit
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