Super moon 2013, Julio Cortez, AP |
I stand for
liberty
while broken in
some places
construction under
way
bringing hope to
each
man, woman and
child
to take flight on
the
wings of freedom
I stand for light
in a world of
darkness
reaching for that
dream, under a
rose colored moon
landing full face
one step at a time
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Posted for mag & imaginary garden for real toads
Very Venusian, Truedessa , so reassuring ...
ReplyDeleteHello,
DeleteThank you for dropping in and the reply. I still believe in hope and freedom for all people.
i stand for liberty, even when broken in a few places...that says much...but we can not stop being the light in the dark...else the dark will win...and def we should still pursue that dream even if we are not there yet...
ReplyDeleteBrian,
DeleteI agree we need to continue to be a light source for people who hold dreams of a better life. I hope you are enjoying your day!
It is still being fixed up?
ReplyDeleteDamn, must be quite the hiccup
As it was this time last year
Isn't there millions of people near?
Oh so slow
But she does glow
She would sure be one big night light
While her symbol burns bright
I guess the work process
Deletecan be slow as she
always needs repairs but,
her light will still glow
in the harbor for all to see
Lady Liberty...
Is it her light glowing
DeleteOr all the radioactive sludge that is growing? lol
Hi Pat,
DeleteWho knows there could be
some radioactive particles
floating around...
Hope you had a good night
& enjoy your Tuesday see
ya later..gator..
I LOVE that photo...
ReplyDeleteIf I were a better writer,
I would try lines of rhyme...
Instead I go about my day...
drinking those drinks made with Lime.
LAME!!!!!
HAR!!!
~shoes~
Hi Shoes,
DeleteYes, I too like the picture
my pen wanted me to write
so, I did late last night..
I enjoyed your little rhyme
so glad you took the time
made me smile & smiles go miles
now, where is my drink with lime...
HAR!!!
oh, I have that poem going on a roll now..I will make you smile..(laughing)
LIKE: "Peace and light"...you poem, devolved from the picture, calls me to continue to have hope, faith, and to experience my gratitude for all this in action, not mere pacified sing-songing, "Oh , I'm so grateful".
ReplyDeleteThanks for writing--that also is action.
Peace and Light
Hi Steve,
DeleteThanks for dropping over..you must continue to have hope and faith and maybe peace will follow.
Liberty is broken in some places! Good point- thanks for visiting.
ReplyDeleteizzy thanks for visiting..
DeleteTruedessa, not to diss your poem... but I see the Statue as a broken promise. The power brokers in America do not want "tired, poor hungry; your huddles masses yearning to breathe free." The elite class in America wants medical students and rocket scientists, and oh, they will allow undocumented immigrants to baby sit their kids and trim their lawns, but other than that, they can go to hell.
ReplyDeleteSorry. Your poem is lovely... but the American dream is gone, and I felt bad reading this hopeful sentiment. Amy
Hello
DeleteIn my poem I address the issue that some areas are broken and in need of repair. I still think it is a symbol of hope even if reforms are needed to bring about change. I appreciate your thoughts.
Excellent! May we all reach that dream.
ReplyDeleteJerry,
DeleteThank you and may we all continue to dream as dreams give us hope.
Imaginative and a touch wonderful - well done.
ReplyDeleteBerowne,
DeleteThank you sir!
Wonderful writing!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful......
half a moon
Hello, it's strange but, when I look at the picture my mind thinks full moon. Thank you for the comment.
DeleteBeautiful...
ReplyDeleteThanks Tess...
DeleteWhat a beautiful voice you have given Lady Liberty!
ReplyDeleteSusie,
DeleteThank you for the kind words.
I love that...construction underway.
ReplyDelete=)
Hi Sue,
DeleteA work in progress. Thank you for the reply.
excellent writing and content.
ReplyDeleteThank you Paige for the read & reply
DeleteVery unexpected, you made me cry....beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you Donna...I am glad you could feel my thoughts.
DeleteThe emotion and sense of strength in your poem is palpable. 'I stand for ...' ~ YES.
ReplyDeleteHi Helen,
DeleteThanks for the visit..always appreciated here.