A Song of Truth and Identity in America

The history of the Americas is deeply intertwined with the voices of the Native peoples, whose bond with the land and spirit endures despite the trials of time. This poem is a tribute to the truth and identity of those who, long before modern borders and foreign claims, were the original guardians of this vast and fertile land. With reverence, it calls on all to recognize the strength, resilience, and rightful memory of the Native Americans, whose legacy still echoes like the wind across the plains.

A Song of Truth and Identity in America

Beneath vast skies of endless blue,

Where history flows like rivers wide,

The subtle heritage shines through,

In hearts where ancestors abide.

To those who claim this land as theirs,

Recall the peoples who were here,

Long before flags or foreign cares,

They held this nation’s life so dear.

If you’re not native to this soil,

And foreign roots define your way,

Then tread as one who walks in toil.

Respect the winds that softly say,

Their struggle sacred, free of spoil,

And honor those who slipped away.

This poem honors those who first walked these lands and reminds us of the sacred fight and existence that continue as part of the true American identity.