a
call to a vision
aspiring
to fulfill a dream
not
just of Martin;
but
from sea to shining sea
the
creed of the nation
all
men equal and free
endowed
by the Creator
happiness,
life and liberty
words
of the preacher
our
pastor in chief;
calling
the better angels
the
hopes and you and me
seeking
to inspire us
to
move us from our seat;
to
enter the discussion
that
all would truly be
a
call to a vision
all
men truly free
all
equal under the law;
from
sea to shining sea
===
edited
January 22, 2015
words
of a preacher – v2
January
23, 2013
words
of a preacher
edited January 22, 2015
hearing the thread of history – v4
(editing version 2)
edited January 22, 2015
hearing the thread of history – v3
(editing version 1)
January 23, 2013
hearing the thread of history – v2
January 23, 2013
hearing the thread of history
edited January 22, 2015
The echoes of their steps – v4
(editing version 2)
edited January 22, 2015
The echoes of their steps – v3
(editing version 1 again)
Edited January 23, 2013
“The echoes of their steps – v2”
January 23, 2013
“The echoes of their steps”
sermon by Adam Hamilton
Compassion, Vision and Perseverance: Lessons from Moses
and NPR story he references:
Rev. Kyles Remembers Martin Luther King, Jr.
at Inaugural Prayer Service (beginning at about 1:16:45)
January 21, 2013
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
and his final speech before his assassination
and Inauguration of the President
Barack Hussein Obama
Invocation
by Myrlie Evers-Williams
Inaugural Address
&
quote in the speech, “"Our journey is not complete until
our
gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else
under the law"”
&
&
several poems written in 2009
on the juxtaposition of the
80th birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr.
and the inauguration of Barack Obama
as President of the United States of America
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Foss for usage. See all 35,350+ of my poems at www.raymondafoss.blogspot.com
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