A Rock, A River, A Tree
Hosts to species long since departed,
Mark the mastodon.
The dinosaur, who left dry tokens
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The most extraordinary offering that a presidential inaugural has ever heard. I read it with joy, frequently.
Add a comment. Nice lines that reflect a struggle for balance among races.
There are so many verses in this piece that speak to the heart of mankind and they speak in many voices but one thing they have in common is that they speak in earnest and out of the honesty of a strong soul
Now, this is the one I really like. Ecumenism at its utmost. I hope the words can make people love one another.
As I read I cried for you have touch the very soul of heaven a tree where we all purch and gather to feed. For when I wake I do see an international color of all spelender from what has not become Gods head to what he did find employable. Good morning my frist thing I try to strive to say to my creator every morning. Thank you.
Beautiful, hopeful, lyrical! Only better when she reads it herself!
A Rock, A Paper, A Pair of Sissors Mark Barney The dinosaur (why did we stop capitalising?) Here are the dry tokens of semi digested Laundry lists of special Interest groups The fewmets of fatuousness. It sure takes Ms Johnson a longish time to say GOOD MORNING.
This is actually entitled 'On The Pulse of Morning' and was read at the first inaugural of President Clinton.
Beautiful. I forget about the joy set before us most of the time anymore. Maybe you've seen it. I'd like to again.
This is what I needed today.