From Judge to Jay
from Twenty-One Miles Hosted by Rebel Headspace
A modern coat for homes to wear, In sheets that gleam and lines so neat, Aluminum stands firm and fair, Against the rain, the snow, the heat. No paint required, no wood to rot, It wraps the frame in silver skin, A sturdy guard, without a thought, Where strength and style both begin. Reflecting sun with subtle gleam, It holds its place through storm and age, A simple yet efficient dream, That shelters us from nature’s rage. The panels click in perfect rows, A fortress, light yet built to last, In every breeze, the siding knows, The secrets of the winds that pass. It does not boast, it does not brag, Yet there it stands, both firm and proud, A quiet strength, a humble flag, Protecting homes through every cloud. So here’s to siding, strong and true, A gleaming guard that does not tire, In silver hues or painted blue, A steadfast wall that won't expire.
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