In the Bahamas’ azure seas, A haven for the bold and free, Nassau, a pirate’s paradise, Where Blackbeard’s shadow cast its vice.
From Jamaica’s shores, the plunder flowed, Riches that the wicked hoard, A testament to piracy’s might, Defying autocratic blight.
On the high seas, they ruled the waves, Captains and crews, no masters to crave, A democracy of the daring and bold, Wealth and freedom, their tales untold.
They toured Old Bisbee, its charm so grand, The miners’ houses, the history at hand, Brewery Gulch, the Copper Queen Hotel, The stories of the past, they’d surely tell.
Next, they ventured to Lowell, a place of pride, Where the miners’ lives were once their guide, The history of the town, a tale to be told, A piece of the past, forever to be old.
Coronado National Memorial, a sight to behold, A place of beauty, a story untold, The border wall and the desert, a stark contrast, A reminder of man’s fight on nature’s grandiose vast.
Finally, they reached Warren, a place of design, The Arts and Crafts style, a sight divine, The Vista, the ballpark, a gem to find, A planned community, a place of mind.
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