SRA and USA Flags and Emblems

Influenza spread from sunflower seeds covered the world in poppy leaves. Fort Riley tried all
she liked but the human flame though faded kept alight.

SRA: A spark from Texas dashed across the land from the Redwoods to Alabama, Arizona to Spokane.
The home of labor faced many a test but on they went without rest. For the common dream was
in their sights it seemed as if nothing could stop their right. But soon they learned to beware
for in the east Old Glory had yet to waver.

USA: America in distress finds herself in modern dress. A new frontier made
manifest, Columbia will never waver. The western blaze will turn to embers for there
will be no more Septembers, for labor lives to serve and it shall get what it deserves.
Like Fort McHenry a century ago the Stars and Strips shall vanquish the foe. And to
the heroes of this land, Sunday for all and July for every man!