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Created on: April 03, 2010 Last Updated: April 08, 2010
Each creature or flower of Life you favored
As poetry, Emily, crossed our American Hearts
The lawyer you never had a chance to be saved
In your Verses before you departed
Today as poetry anthologies replace
Your Capital Code, your Liberty and your Pain
Our Creator endowed you with such Grace
Your Life, Liberty and Pursuit Of Happiness Code retains
Your individual worship. Should your audience ask of each of your Capital Lettered Words
For recognition as others copying them on the Internet turn your Capital Code into small
Letters or comment about such strange punctuation as absurd grammatical calls
I hope your Code revealed will again stand Tall.
And encourage Americans to find their own
Life, Liberty and Pursuit Of Happiness Creator rights
For one may or may not be for all
As your poetry praises the perfection of every creature
No one talks about what life, liberty and pursuit of happiness rights really should feature.
Why don't we?
Your lawyer father never noticed your hidden law career
And others remark that some kind of abuse kept you in the house in fear
All proper nouns became small 25 years after American Freedom
Marked by rightness, the meaning of every proper capitalized word simply fell out of season.
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