The Pledge of Allegiance rewritten

This is a poem to get you thinking about how something that seems worthless is actually worth more then you think it is.

My piece is about the ways that pantheons and ideas have been destructed through time. Some of these beliefs have lasted for hundreds of years but there was never really talk about how or why the believers just stopped believing.

This is a poem about my cousin, who recently moved.

This poem is about making the choice to not let things get in your way, but instead, trying to make a difference and give hope to the world.

In America today, respect is not found as commonly as it should be. Watch the video to understand more!

This is a song about my American Creed.

This is some of my thoughts about my American reality and how I feel about the the concept of the freedom in American.

My piece is a black out poem with the Preamble of the constitution.

I wrote this poem to express how I feel about immigration, as an immigrant.

Ray Nasser and Alex Nemec

This is my response to the concept of an American Creed.

An explanation of why America wasn't really free when we signed the Declaration of Independence.

The Electoral College is why Trump is in Office

How the Pledge of Allegiance is a misrepresentation of the American Creed.

My poem is about fighting for your human rights, and knowing what belongs to you and how to stop it from being taken away.

My poem is about what can make us all Americans and even when we all come from different nation.

I struggled to write about the idea of American Creed because it's a topic that everybody hears of so many times throughout school. To express personal opinions can only happen so many times. This piece conveys how repetitive it is to keep putting a unique spin on the idea.

This are my beliefs and how I feel about the American Creed.

The issue of Immigration

It's just my American Creed

On average, nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the US. During one year, this equates to more than 10 million women and men. Domestic abuse is a big problem here in America, this spoken word poem strives to give hope to those victims.

A poem inspired by the American Creed.

This is about how the American Dream is a lie. I'm not really in any minorities, I just wanted to point all this stuff out.