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The LEGEND of the OLD MAN - Part I
by Paul D Berube → (All Poetry by Paul D Berube)
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Well before our country was born
The settlers had devised a plan
One that would lead them to freedom
One that would free every man

They all prayed hard every day
To our Lord in Heaven above
Asking for help and for guidance
Knowing He was the God of love

The Almighty heard their prayers
Sent them a sign so they would know
That He was watching over them
While showing them which way to go

God knew just what He was doing
When He placed the Old Man up high
He made him in His own image
Like Him, an image in the sky

Once placed atop Cannon Mountain
His job was to watch over man
Before long he'd found the right place
To sit down and devise his plan

He knew just what his mission was
It had to be done day and night
To constantly watch over mankind
The spot he chose had to be right

With no idea where his trail would lead
Or just how long he would have to stay
The spot he would choose had to be right
To weather the storms both night and day

His presence was felt far below
The power of God raining down
His face etched as if in deep thought
Folks swore they saw sweat on his brow

Word soon traveled both far and wide
Of this rock man who lived alone
On top of a granite mountain
And why he chose to call it home

The Old Man was a work of love
Just ask those who've come by his place
He brought peace and hope to many
With a simple look at his face

to be continued

Copyrighted October 23, 2011
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 Reviews of "The LEGEND of the OLD MAN - Part I"
Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on February 11, 2012
I know that most pictures show the Old Man from the side as that is likely the best way to see him, but what does he look like from the front...? e

Reviewed by Patrick Granfors
Reviewed on February 9, 2012
Legendary interpretation.! Patrick

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on February 8, 2012
Thank you for sharing this legend with your readers, Paul. Love and blessings,

Regis

Reviewed by RWE SAYS BYE (Reader)
Reviewed on February 2, 2012
Good workable verse.


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