Tag(s): ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; , Add Tags
Add to My Group(s)

View Ratings | Rate It

Permalink
View Article Stats

Bigger Than A King; Grander Than a Lincoln

Add this Page to Facebook!
Submit to Twitter
Submit to Reddit
Submit to Stumble Upon

Tell A Friend

Get Embed HTML Code
By (about the author)
Page 1 of 1 page(s)

opednews.com

My claim is not hyperbolic, but prescient.  The people of the United States, once told stories of their greatness and of the deeds of their greatest generation, have now begun the journey towards an excellence required to overcome and undo the damage done by generations of men consumed by an autocratic ideal.  So massively deluded were these men by the fantasies of kingdoms made, lost and to come, that they were willing to sacrifice the blood of innocent men, women and children on the altar of their grandiosity.  One day we will know them all not just by their deeds, but by their names and the names of their children.

The Great Undoing of the sin that surfaced for all to see in November of 1963 and which had started many, many years earlier has now begun.  We have used absolutely every tool granted to us from a benevolent higher power for our own betterment and for a higher purpose we only faintly believed in.  Even as our faith flickered dimly, we marshaled ourselves one last time, we pushed ourselves forward, and we have once again evolved and been born again anew.

Greatness comes to all men and women from every corner of the Earth and at every station; sadly, it does not often visit the houses of those who would lead us.

We live in a time when one’s mistakes, and one’s virtues, are instantly made visible to every waking soul with and without our best interests at heart.  At no time in our history has such a campaign, such a wedding feast, been laid at our feet by a man so historically unlikely to have achieved our collective trust.

And never before has a nation and its people been more hungry and more ready to receive the largesse of a loving Creator.

There is much left for us to do – our challenges and our work lay before us.  But today, let us break bread and give thanks.  Our gratitude for the people of every color, of every stripe, who have served our country and our Dream must now be acknowledged for the humility and the fortitude they have so often demonstrated and have so tirelessly waited for this moment to achieve.

May our God, and your Gods, bless America.

 

Award winning poet, writer and refugee from the educational testing industry. Richard agitates, supports and motivates activists of all kinds, the most well-known being Cindy Sheehan. Web developer and designer by day, writer by night, Richard has (more...)
 

The views expressed in this article are the sole responsibility of the author
and do not necessarily reflect those of this website or its editors.

Contact Editor

 

Share this page: (what's this?)                   Tell a Friend: Tell A Friend

Add this Page to Facebook!      Submit to Stumble Upon      Submit to Reddit      Add This Page to Mr Wong!           NEWSVINE      DEl.ICIO.US      Looksmart Furl      My Web      Blink List     (More...)

Comments

The time limit for entering new comments on this article has expired.

This limit can be removed. Our paid membership program is designed to give you many benefits, such as removing this time limit. To learn more, please click here.

Comments: Expand   Shrink   Hide  
No comments