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Category: Holidays / Topics: Faith • Government • History • Holidays • Tribute, Testimony
Hail to the Chiefs
Posted: February 23, 2024
Presidents Day is an opportunity to recall the past and pray for the future…
Each year (this week)
  we take a day
  to tip our caps
  as if to say
  how grateful
  we have cause to be
for long-dead presidents.
For George and Abe
  and Franklin D.
  For JFK
  and Harry T.
  For Thomas, Ronald
  and the rest
who did the best they could.
Some were quite bad
  and some were great.
  The needle bounced
  from love to hate.
  And still our nation
  granted grace
to those who let us down.
No matter what,
  in four short years,
  there is a chance
  to dry our tears.
  But in the meantime
  we’d do well
to pray for who’s in charge.
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Greg Asimakoupoulos (pronounced AWESOME-uh-COPE-uh-less) is an ordained minister, published author and chaplain to a retirement community in the Pacfic Northwest. Greg maintains a blog called Rhymes and Reasons, which he graciously provides to SeniorLifestyle.Greg's writings have now been assembled in book form. See the SeniorLifestyle Store. • E-mail the author (moc.loa@veRemosewA*) • Author's website (personal or primary**)
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