These Majestic AmericasA Poem by Kenneth ComptonIn memory of Walt Whitman, that old courage teacher.Sway, like the trees When tribulation traverses your path let it pass over your heart, and stir but the leaves of conscious thought Stand, like the mountain unmovable mask of resolve before the fear inherent, in any journey of consequence Immutable Mountain be, on any journey of consequence Flow, like the river running, racing, rapid over the obstacles of this twisted runnel of life Be water in the mouth of your foe Fluid, slipping from the mouth of your foe Be all these things, in these Majestic Americas She teaches us our purposes in her trees, in her mountains, and in her rivers © 2012 Kenneth ComptonReviews
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4 Reviews Added on September 28, 2012 Last Updated on September 30, 2012 AuthorKenneth ComptonHurst, TXAboutI am a veteran, 30 years old, and a writer. Nothing else really matters. more..Writing
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