The Everlasting Flame
“We must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them.” John F. Kennedy spoke these words and wholeheartedly embodied this idea. Throughout his life Kennedy sought to change the world for the better. He argued for peace and equality of man, and he fought hard to attain them. As president, the fire glowing within Kennedy seeped out to light the country. His charisma and youthfulness made him adored by the American people and his strength and determination inspired them to follow his lead, taking it upon themselves to institute change. In Kennedy’s inaugural speech, he addressed the change he wanted to make in the world, establishing a legacy he wished to fulfill. Fifty years later, after Kennedy has …show more content…
Despite his brief presidency, John F. Kennedy left behind a long-lasting legacy marked by progress, harmony, and individual responsibility.
In John F. Kennedy’s inaugural address, he is portrayed as an emblem of change and youth. Speaking to America, Kennedy embraces progress, inspires hope, and promotes responsibility. He strives for unification and conciliation in the United States and beyond. Although ethos is automatically established even before he steps into the spotlight, Kennedy further employs this appeal in referring to American heritage. Utilizing the all-encompassing pronoun “we” (Kennedy), he emphasizes the shared
“We must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them.” John F. Kennedy spoke these words and wholeheartedly embodied this idea. Throughout his life Kennedy sought to change the world for the better. He argued for peace and equality of man, and he fought hard to attain them. As president, the fire glowing within Kennedy seeped out to light the country. His charisma and youthfulness made him adored by the American people and his strength and determination inspired them to follow his lead, taking it upon themselves to institute change. In Kennedy’s inaugural speech, he addressed the change he wanted to make in the world, establishing a legacy he wished to fulfill. Fifty years later, after Kennedy has …show more content…
Despite his brief presidency, John F. Kennedy left behind a long-lasting legacy marked by progress, harmony, and individual responsibility.
In John F. Kennedy’s inaugural address, he is portrayed as an emblem of change and youth. Speaking to America, Kennedy embraces progress, inspires hope, and promotes responsibility. He strives for unification and conciliation in the United States and beyond. Although ethos is automatically established even before he steps into the spotlight, Kennedy further employs this appeal in referring to American heritage. Utilizing the all-encompassing pronoun “we” (Kennedy), he emphasizes the shared