Freedom is the color that has lost thee
then buried as a cloth in the sky
Lord unwrapped our soul from Old Glory
just as his own Son;born to die
He flooded our saphired sunkin rivers
spilling a magnificent crimson gem
stained in dusk though would bust
ivory-stone bones to spangled stardust
For time had worn Old Glory
as the flesh soon decomposed
and our soul contained no color
when freedom from the depths arose
please explain for us slow learners
more of what you mean in this poem
i just found out that 100,000 Japanese
were firebombed to death in one day
on March 10, 1945 by US planes