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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
RED AND WHITE ROOFS, by ANNETTE WYNNE
First Line: Red and white roofs, and the sky
Last Line: Here's to you, our flag, here's to you!
Subject(s): Flags - United States
First Line: Red and white roofs, and the sky
Last Line: Here's to you, our flag, here's to you!
Subject(s): Flags - United States
RED and white roofs, and the sky
Star-studded blue.
Up there in the air, high, O high,
That's you. Our Flag, that's you!
Red, white, blue from East to West ''"
Our sky knows what flag is best ''"
And so, it's unfurled
To the world
Sun- sky or star- sky ''"
There in the air ''" high, O high.
Here's to you, Our Flag, here's to you!
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