Heroes and Heroines for Tuesday, May 04, 2004

Tuesday, May 4, 2004

John Denver will Not be forgotten: he knows now the Peace he wanted for US

DENVER MAGIC: I'LL NEVER SHAKE HIS HAND, LIVING THOUGH I'VE LAIN MY ACHING HEAD UPON HIS MELODIOUS LAND, GIVING GIVING COMFORT TO THOSE ABOVE AND BELOW MY KIND MY KIND OF LYRICAL POETRY BORN OF MAGICIANS, SINGING SINGING ABOUT AMERICA AT ITS BEST HILLS GREEN, RIVER RESTLESS, RINGING WRINGING AND... Sign in to see full entry.

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American reputation enhanced with Gandhi in 1893 by African-American

PRETORIA, 1893 (South Africa’s Executive Capital) SUNDAY NEWS: M.K. Gandhi in town NEWS: M.K.G. in town NEWS: DID YOU KNOW that when Gandhi arrived in South Africa, he met African-Americans in Pretoria? Yes, at Johnston’s Family Hotel in Pretoria in the year 1893. How Gandhi got there is the... Sign in to see full entry.

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Dedicated to those who improve AMERICA: With the grandeur of prairies and canyons With Georgian welcomes from Springer Mountain With cooler welcomes of Mount Katahdin America rises with five million feet* To hike amid more mosses, mammals, trees Than do survive in spaces, countries Equal in size but not in what survives America rises with miles of Trail With delirious descents of peregrines With the swooping swish of eagles with fish With raising and saving our whooping cranes America rises in our Refuges Grace as in the disappearing chestnut Timelessness and wonder in the redwood Gifts of euphorbia, aster, camellia America rises with chlorophyll With green and red blood that will unify With plants and Hawaii that diversify America rises and falls from view America for all, saved by the few. *Someone estimated it takes five million footsteps to walk the Appalachian Trail, the AT. I wrote this poe

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