Yes, in part, it’s what has been done, yet
what’s
more, we await the arrival of that
which
is to come.
A
sailor on the bow of the ship tosses
the
rope to the dock man on the pier. The
ship
can’t be landed and secured until it
is
moored to the dock on shore.
It’s
is the repetition, my friends, which
keeps
success in motion.
One
inoculation is not enough. Vaccine
must
be administered to one person after
another
to stem the tide of disease.
The
control tower repeatedly lands aircraft
one
by one in a row, bringing a stream of
passengers
to safety. It is never done just
once
to achieve the goal. It takes contin-
uation
to realize success in any endeavor.
Respect
is not shown and bestowed with just
a
passing word. It takes action upon action
which
precede and follow.
The
axiom, if at first you do not succeed, try,
try
again. And it must likewise be extolled,
success
is a continuum which must be reap-
plied
time and time again.
A
single meal is not enough to nourish the
body
for a lifetime. One girder or brick laid
does
not a skyscraper make.
One
cannot reach 100, 1000, one million
without
a sequential accounting for all the
numbers
which come before.
It
takes more than a gratuitous word, a kiss
and
a hug to perpetuate a solid and enduring
relationship.
A
single action is but a beginning, the foundation
to
the next and the next must be laid, building a
pathway
to success.
Civil Rights is a perpetual process in motion.
Civil Rights is a perpetual process in motion.
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Chris
Hanch 6-26-2020
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