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Personal Narrative: I Believe In America

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Everybody has a destiny, tired of your old destiny then write a new one." This quote comes from Percy Jackson. He may believe in a destiny, but other people do not. I say you can make a new one, but only if you try! The America I believe in is the America where freedom was born, the america where soldiers fought and where they lost their lives for us. The America where Jesus was born is the America I believe in. I believe in justice. I believe in the America where babies were born, and where they grew up. "The land of the free and the home of the brave" is the America I believe in. The land of liberty is the America I believe

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