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The Harley Eagle Warrior
by Rose Limongi
Monday, November 01, 2004
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This is dedicated to the man who inspired this poem - The Harley Eagle Warrior.

The mighty Harley roars to life

Beckoning the riders to soar

High above the pain and strife

With a pride and energy most unique

The warrior navigates with ease the path

Seeking the vision as from above

Ever searching with the eyes of the eagle

Grounded yet free to express, to explore

Destination is unimportant, journey matters more

Hills and valleys call out in native tongue

Guiding the Harley eagle warrior onward

Time is suspended as earthly worries evaporate

The rushing wind cleanses the spirit, the soul

Peace the victory for the battle never fought

Warrior and nature in perfect harmony once again

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Reviewed by SOULFUL SHEE G. Pulsing In Passionate Purple PassionS	9/10/2005

The ONLY way to ride---- Wind in your hair and you Harley- we have a 95 Sportster and have to ride it - ride it- and Keep on riding it to the early morn- Awesome Poem and Awesome Bike - The sound does deliver! Intensely and felt Strong- The Journeys is the only thing that matters and a Safe HoG- Tighten down those bolts, So worth the ride over and over again- Whishhhhhhhhhh-WArmly,Sheeeox




Reviewed by Dale Clark	11/9/2004

Brava! Nothing like it.




Reviewed by High Country Girl	11/6/2004

Having practically been born on the back of a ( Hog) Harley :) terrible word that innit, Can I ever relate to this. Had to have the chopped version as I am relatively close to the ground LOL. Loved it, felt the wind in my hair again. Ch'erie PS I have been unable to get into so many functions in AD for months, finally today it was restored!! :):)




Reviewed by John Banasiewicz Jr	11/5/2004

Rose, One of my dreams is to have one of these one day but older I get maybe 4 wheels is safer for me, but this is nice write and shows how someone uses different thiongs to escape and find peace within theirself from the stress of daily life. I could feel this ride here, Thanks for sharing this feeling and write ~~~&&*** Tommy




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	11/5/2004

I'm no good at riding motorcycles but this is a good version of your talent, Rose. I also like the way you express yourself in your bio. Love and peace to you. Regis




Reviewed by Handsum Hart	11/5/2004

Reading this is the closest I have come to riding a Harley. Thanks for ride. Peace and sunshine




Reviewed by Simon Thurlow (Reader)	11/4/2004

Wonderful tribute to the Iron Horse and it's owner !!




Reviewed by Carmen Ruggero	11/2/2004

Good to see you posting again, Rose. So glad to see you back! I love these words: "Destination is unimportant, journey matters more". Great statement! Carmen :-)




Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)	11/2/2004

Reminds me of the motor bike diaries..Che Guevara...




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	11/2/2004

Wonderful write!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by Michael Charles Messineo	11/2/2004

Rose, I love this. It gives me the impression that you read my book. Well done!!! ...Michael




Reviewed by Kate Clifford	11/1/2004

Fantastic write!




Reviewed by Ed Matlack	11/1/2004

Owned two Harleys in the past, sold one, wrecked the other, but it was a fun ride down the side of a hill, LOL! Can't say anything bad about a Harley, nor about this poem...good to see you posting again, Rose...Peace thru the Ride, Ed & Rufuz




Reviewed by jude forese	11/1/2004

fantastic imagery! wonderful sense of true freedom ...




Reviewed by E T Waldron	11/1/2004

Very beautifully told! I like the way you crafted this poem Rose! A mystical read!

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