Which poem-turned-song, written by Katharine Lee Bates, was originally called “Pikes Peak” and describes our country’s natural splendor and the patriotism of its people?

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"America the beautiful", it was also considered to be chosen as national anthem, but finally Star-Spangled Banner was chosen.

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"America the Beautiful," originally called "Pikes Peak," is a poem turned song written by Katharine Lee Bates in 1893. It celebrates the natural beauty of the United States and the hopes for the country's future. The song is beloved for its patriotic themes and vivid imagery of the American landscape. 
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Which poem-turned-song, written by Katharine Lee Bates, was originally called “Pikes Peak” and describes our country’s natural splendor and the patriotism of its people?

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