I was wondering if anyone has seen J.F.K.?
The last time I saw him he was riding through the heart of the city, it was some special day,
I believe a parade.
He was sitting inside a glossy car waving to the people,
He was being awarded for keeping our nation together and demanding all-equal,
Suddenly I dropped my control, now my experience is that of past tense,
Driving through the heart of the city was the last time I caught a glance of J.F.K.,
I haven’t since him since.
Has anyone seen J.F.K.?
I didn't see him that day. I was going to the hospital to have my spine operated on. When I looked up, he was gone, the man I'd just walked 50 miles for. Brings back memories, Man, memories.
wow i have to check more out of you i'm looking along the sides and see some of the most wonderful humans here.....will be back when i have more time
enjoyed this one....glad i didn't miss it!!1
I would like to have him express his ideals in the world situation
today if it were possible.........this is very interesting.....
well penned James
pax A
Way to go, James! That link works much better. Let me know how book sales go.
Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)
Reviewed on January 13, 2005
Yes because every time someone steps up to the place and says this is what I can do for my country. Every time some one goes out and fullfills a dream you see Martin Luther King. Oh we see them there.
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enjoyed this one....glad i didn't miss it!!1
today if it were possible.........this is very interesting.....
well penned James
pax A