I am truly overwhelmed by the lovely notes many of you have left about why this poem resonates with your love for our state. It never occurred to me that so many people felt this same connection to the words. This really belongs to all of you who took the time to read it and agree.
May 30, 2014
I am truly overwhelmed by the way this poem has resonated with so many of you. Watching this momentum build is entirely due to your love for our state and its history, and I feel so lucky to be a small part of this journey.
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Eric L. Marsh
11 years ago
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This brave sailor meant well , and missed his home as this poem was composed. That fact and his being overseas fighting for our country more than merits this lovely thoughful piece be given the recognition it truly deserves. The political correctness issue doess not pertain to the poem and its place as a state poem. i am appaled that anyone should invoke any isue other than praising the poets intent to show his love and admiration for his chosen state.
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Max McMillan
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12 years ago
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Another terrible day in Afghanistan. Thank you to those who gave their lives for our freedom. Our hearts are with the families of those brave soldiers.
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Max McMillan
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12 years ago
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Thank you for joining the effort to get "My Homeland Sea" nominated as NH's state poem. Please share the link through Facebook and Twitter. The more signatures we have, the better chance we can get the bill passed. Thanks again, Max
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I am truly overwhelmed by the lovely notes many of you have left about why this poem resonates with your love for our state. It never occurred to me that so many people felt this same connection to the words. This really belongs to all of you who took the time to read it and agree.
May 30, 2014
I am truly overwhelmed by the way this poem has resonated with so many of you. Watching this momentum build is entirely due to your love for our state and its history, and I feel so lucky to be a small part of this journey.
3 Comments
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Eric L. Marsh
11 years ago
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This brave sailor meant well , and missed his home as this poem was composed. That fact and his being overseas fighting for our country more than merits this lovely thoughful piece be given the recognition it truly deserves. The political correctness issue doess not pertain to the poem and its place as a state poem. i am appaled that anyone should invoke any isue other than praising the poets intent to show his love and admiration for his chosen state.
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Max McMillan
· petition starter
12 years ago
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Another terrible day in Afghanistan. Thank you to those who gave their lives for our freedom. Our hearts are with the families of those brave soldiers.
M
Max McMillan
· petition starter
12 years ago
Featured
Thank you for joining the effort to get "My Homeland Sea" nominated as NH's state poem. Please share the link through Facebook and Twitter. The more signatures we have, the better chance we can get the bill passed. Thanks again, Max
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This brave sailor meant well , and missed his home as this poem was composed. That fact and his being overseas fighting for our country more than merits this lovely thoughful piece be given the recognition it truly deserves. The political correctness issue doess not pertain to the poem and its place as a state poem. i am appaled that anyone should invoke any isue other than praising the poets intent to show his love and admiration for his chosen state.