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Carrying the Flag

With steady hands, we lift it high,
A symbol of freedom that touches the sky.
The fabric, worn from battles past,
Holds the weight of history, built to last.

Each star stitched in, each stripe bold and true,
Represents the hopes of red, white, and blue.
We carry the flag not just as a sign,
But as a promise, a purpose, a lifeline.

Through fields of danger, through smoke and flame,
It's more than a banner—it's our country's name.
In every step, in every breath we take,
We carry the weight of all hearts at stake.

The flag leads the charge, through peril and strife,
A beacon of honor, of sacrifice, of life.
We march with its colors, undaunted, unbowed,
As we honor the voices of a nation proud.

But it's more than the fabric, the thread and the seams—
It's the hopes of a people, the shape of their dreams.
It's the echo of battles fought long ago,
The courage of those who refused to let go.

With every fold, with every wave in the air,
It speaks of the fallen, of those who still care.
And as we march forward, flag held high,
We carry their legacy, their silent cry.

For this flag is a promise, woven in trust,
A symbol of duty, a cause that is just.
It's the freedom we cherish, the light in the dark,
It's the fire of spirit, the patriot's mark.

So as we carry it into the unknown,
We stand not as soldiers, but as its backbone.
For the flag is the heart of a nation made strong,
And we carry it forward, where it belongs.

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