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This is my Trilogy Poem, representing Duty-Honor-Country on the 250th Birthday of the United States Army::
A Trilogy Poem, Spence Style by Joseph S. Spence Sr.
Duty
Called from dawn’s breath to the twilight flame,
Bearing burdens without whisper or name,
Marching the oath where valor became.
Honor
Forged in the fire of conscience and creed,
Holding the line where others concede,
Wearing the truth in each selfless deed.
Country
Crimson and stars in freedom’s embrace,
Guarding the soul of this sacred place,
Standing as one, time cannot erase.
© Dr. Joseph S. Spence Sr., All rights reserved, June 15, 2005 (Epulaeryu Master).
Poetry Form Description: "Trilogy Poetry" has three entities. It’s essential thesis symbolizes integration, cooperation, and inspiration. Second, the thesis relates to three entities: a person, place, or thing, or a combination of all three persons, places, or things. Third, it signifies a proper noun. It was invented by Dr. Joseph S. Spence Sr, on June 19, 2020, while studying English literature, creative writing, African Diaspora, Japanese linguistics, and Greek mythology, at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee.
Please have a great day, and God’s richest grace and blessings to you, your loved ones, endevors, and family members always!
Sincerely yours,
USA Goodwill Ambassador, Professor Dr. Joseph S. Spence Sr. (Epulaeryu Master)!
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