The train came in and out so fast. And not enough time even for a full long kiss. I stopped by to miss A half sweet kiss. Then in 1967, I came back to the United States to discover, this time, another America, another West. Differences are accepted.
Individuality is honored.
Initiative is respected. And yet order is proclaimed by everyone. Law enforcement is the rule of the day. Stability is guaranteed neither by a personal nor by a partisan dictatorship, but by the rule of law, which safeguards not the right of the governor but that of the governed. Unity is obtained neither by coercion nor by seduction, but by self-consent, by consensus.