Patriotism Essay

Daniel Trotier
Patriotism
Patriotism, that is what sets America apart from all the other countries in the world. Our country has some of the most patriotic citizens. We’re one of the most blessed countries in the world because of our nation’s residents and their citizenship.

Our country is in the state is in because of the brave people who sacrificed their lives and everything they had for our country. For example, the soldiers who fought in the American Revolution. Enduring the hard, cold winter at Valley Forge. Low on supplies and ammo, but they managed to win the war. These people, some of them with only a musket and the clothes on their backs won against one of the most powerful countries in the world at the time. That is why America is what it is today. In the national anthem it says, “And the home of the brave”, that’s what our country is.
Our citizenship has helped our country progress. It has grown from 12 tiny colonies to one huge land mass. Citizenship is important because without it, there would be no one who did any nice things for other people and that would leave the world in chaos. If we never did anything like pick up litter and work with non-profit companies and so on, our world would be a stingy, old dumpster of a country. Mean people around every corner and no one to say, “How was your day?” or, “How can I help you?” The U.S. would be a living hell
To me patriotism means to be with your country and for it. Making it a better place and more welcoming than it already is. Patriotism is one of those things no matter how hard you try, you can’t get rid of it. That is why Patriotism is very important.

Soccer Acrostic Poem

Sportsmanship, an important component in soccer.

Organized, being able to schedule  and play multiple games at once.

Crowds, millions of people watching.

Colliding, likes for different teams and players fighting for the ball.

Entertaining, exciting and fun to watch.

Running, up down and around the field.

Sound Paragraph

Twenty years ago, a man and woman were standing at the train station, waiting for someone. When that person came, the man quickly hopped in the passenger seat and the woman jumped in back. The black car sped off. Its loud exhaust system pierced the mid-night quiet. The car pulled up in front of an empty warehouse and the three people got out. There they met five other people inside. Each carrying a brief case. Just as the brief cases were about to be opened, police sirens whaled outside. Everyone ran and hid. Pretty soon police were in the building searching in every single crack and crevice for the 8 people. They found one of the briefcases and as soon as they opened it, it blew up and destroyed the warehouse. It made the pitch black night look like day.