A Man In America

The isolation that lives in our hearts or even just the hearts of some
Can only be added to, when things dont always happen as planned
In a new landscape of things to come,
Days gone by,  in leaving cover to the true souls that walked the lands of America,  a long time ago.
How the West was won and all in between
Was not won by cowardice or acts of shame and regret

Although such did exist indeed

The humanity of taking it all in,

Of being strong but at The same time being just a mortal man
A man of detail and courage to forge each new day to a living end, that simply started again the next day just as the day before

In between each moment of work, conscience and a man's personal commitment to just be a man,
Things that had meaning and enough importance to to take up space and be counted as part of a person's life
Could often go right out the window if things went wrong in some small or great way

Oh How The West Was Won And All In Between,
Was not won by cowardice or acts of shame and regret

Even if shame, cowardice or regret did indeed exist

It simply just over shadowed the life time and moment that these facts did exist
An existence with no exit plan or escape route
Just a day and then a night and hope alone, that it could just get better

Eventually

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If we miss the facts about those we catapult in to fame and the national eye of stardom.
When things don't go as planned or expected, as the masses of the crowd, we don't know what to do.

American Stories and American Men have their own way of working things out when times get tuff.

And in the example in this abstract pome above ,
" How The West Was Won."
Is to be seen as a mix of good and bad stories and behaviors that many names and stories are part of American History to this very day.
Weather they were good or bad stories to begin with.

A Thought

The recourse of a simpler man is often none at all.
The recourse of a nice man is even less and if he ever looses what made him seen as nice he will have even less.
Well This 2nd Post Is Dedicated To Chris Soules of Iowa, USA.


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