The legacy

About this book

In the wake of a catastrophic event that reshapes civilization, "The Legacy" by Dick Hank delves into the profound implications of humanity's choices. This contemplative narrative poem, crafted in the early 1960s, employs an experimental blank verse style to explore themes of loss and resilience. As the remnants of society grapple with their shattered existence, Hank invites readers to reflect on the essence of human legacy amidst devastation. Key elements such as the haunting echoes of unalienable rights and the moral dilemmas faced in a fractured world resonate throughout the text. Ideal for students and civic activists, this poignant work challenges us to confront our shared responsibility for the future, urging a deeper understanding of our collective history.