The America I Believe In by Brynn Barker

     The world we live in today might not be perfect, but we have the power to change it. The America I believe in has liberty, hope, humility, and unity. People pay prices for these things.
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​     Liberty is required for a nation, without liberty we would have a corrupt country. Liberty represents the fact that America provides freedom to the people. America is a symbol of life, flourishment, and independence. People change the world with liberty every day.
    
​     Military spouses and children stay diligent, and hopeful even when someone they love is in the lines of fire for over a year. Picture yourself at home while your dad is millions of miles away securing your freedom. He is special to you. He has been there for you. He is changing the world for you, and you can remain hopeful that he will come back. Now when I imagine the sound of freedom, I imagine the sound of Apache blades chopping as they fly overhead. The America I believe in has hope.

    We are bound as a nation with humility. Humility is the quality or state of being humble. The America I believe in has humility and kindness. If for one day everyone had humility the America we live in would change. Some people are afraid of change, but change is the order of life, if nothing ever changed we probably would not be in America because change brought us here. The America I believe in is open to change.

    The America I believe in pays a price for unity because we have to help defend our allies. During World War II we united with Britain, France, USSR, Australia, Belgium, and many more. This united force won World War II together and changed the world.
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    “My dreams were all my own; I accounted for them to nobody. They were my refuge when annoyed-my dearest pleasure when free,” Mary Shelley. We are free to have dreams, Liberty, Humility, Hope, and Unity. The America I Believe in Dreams to Change the World!