Thank you so much for your beautiful poem about who I can only assume is your daughter, whom you miss very much. I am researching Alcatraz and stumbled on this prison poetry. I want to share your poem with my 7th graders; I hope you don't mind. I think the imagery is absolutely beautiful, and you have captured such a beautiful and vivid moment. Thank you for sharing.
Keep going, brother! I find the best way to do that, is to look back on what has happened, take the best lessons I've learend, and use them to move forward. I can tell you've learned a lot; you've learned more than most people today in America have: you've matured, actually. Take that strength and forge ahead. You've chosen crime before; that's the past, and it's over. Now is the present, and the future lies ahead. Choose a new life of forgiveness and resilience. Even when it gets tough, and you fall away from this new message several times (I'm talking from personal experience here), you can always start afresh and move on. It's like learning to ride a bike, or perfect a free throw shot: it takes time and many tries until you get good at it. After that, you might still mess up (miss the shot; crash your bike). But you know you have the skill, and these mistakes are just fleeting miss-haps. The same goes for changing your old life, and living a new one. Never give up! and keep writing! Talk to you later! --Calhoun25
I'm writing today to let you KNOW, you are NOT AlONE my Brother. Believe me or Not Gwynn, "Justice will always be Denied for the Poor blacks writes and OTHERS"
I'm still here after 17 years of Pa Death Row,trying too Re-build a good life. I still got them in Civil Court,thanks for your help with that.! If you can,Call me@215-834-4676 or 757-709-9623 after you get this.
Like you said,"it's difficult to stay Positive" Can you talk to them @ Art For Justice?
Maybe, you can get them too Schedule me too Speak on Your Injustice @the next Scheduled, Art For Justice Exhibits.
You Are Not Alone Gwynn, The Hold WWW Is Watching, Right NOW.! Please,give My Greetings Too All.!!!
Harold Wilson,122nd. Former PA.DEATH ROW PRISONER Dying But Fighting Back
Thank you so much for your beautiful poem about who I can only assume is your daughter, whom you miss very much. I am researching Alcatraz and stumbled on this prison poetry. I want to share your poem with my 7th graders; I hope you don't mind. I think the imagery is absolutely beautiful, and you have captured such a beautiful and vivid moment. Thank you for sharing.
--Calhoun25
I'm writing today to let you KNOW, you are NOT AlONE my Brother. Believe me or Not Gwynn, "Justice will always be Denied for the Poor blacks writes and OTHERS"
I'm still here after 17 years of Pa Death Row,trying too Re-build a good life. I still got them in Civil Court,thanks for your help with that.! If you can,Call me@215-834-4676 or 757-709-9623 after you get this.
Like you said,"it's difficult to stay Positive" Can you talk to them @ Art For Justice?
Maybe, you can get them too Schedule me too Speak on Your Injustice @the next Scheduled, Art For Justice Exhibits.
You Are Not Alone Gwynn, The Hold WWW Is Watching, Right NOW.!
Please,give My Greetings Too All.!!!
Harold Wilson,122nd.
Former PA.DEATH ROW PRISONER
Dying But Fighting Back
Invictus
Out of the night that covers me,
Black as the Pit from pole to pole,
I thank whatever gods may be
For my unconquerable soul.
In the fell clutch of circumstance
I have not winced nor cried aloud.
Under the bludgeonings of chance
My head is bloody, but unbowed.
Beyond this place of wrath and tears
Looms but the Horror of the shade,
And yet the menace of the years
Finds, and shall find, me unafraid.
It matters not how strait the gate,
How charged with punishments the scroll.
I am the master of my fate:
I am the captain of my soul.
William Ernest Henley