There are men who can’t be bought. | |
The fireborn are at home in fire. | |
The stars make no noise, | |
You can’t hinder the wind from blowing. | |
Time is a great teacher. | |
Who can live without hope? | |
Man is a long time coming. | |
Man will yet win. | |
Brother may yet line up with brother: | |
— Carl Sandburg | |
From: “The People Yes“ | |
[Apologies to Mr. Sandburg, for some reason this portion of his poetry appears in my journal out of order. The portion beginning “Man…” appears ahead of “There…” in the original. In any case, I prefer the version in my journal. Also, this is just a small excerpt from the larger work. — kmab] | |
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On This Day In: | |
2022 | In My Defense… |
2021 | Mike Could Have Saved Us A Bundle On Border Walls |
Is It Too Late? | |
2020 | And Then There Was Yellow |
At This Moment | |
2019 | Sin Less Every Day |
2018 | Probably Only A Little Easier |
2017 | Stars Above |
2016 | Where Do You Stand? |
Health Update | |
2015 | Leaving On A Mid-Night Train |
2014 | Questioned Faith |
2013 | At Home In Fire |
2012 | A Tale Of Two Books |
More Meaning | |
2011 | Back At The Millstone |
To Learn, Teach | |
At Home In Fire
February 10, 2013 by kmabarrett
It’s a hopeful poem. I like that.
I agree. (At least this portion is.)
And thanks for leaving a comment!