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The house in the foreground did not exist during the siege, but it marks the location where the Union and Confederate commanders met between the lines to discuss surrender terms in July 1863.
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I surrender to the feeling in my heart,
I surrender to the safety of your heart
to the touch of your lips
to the taste of your kisses.
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At the moment of surrender
I folded to my knees
I did not notice the passers by
And they did not notice me
Lyrics by U2: from The moment of surrender.
2009, from No Line On The Horizon
John Lewis Lambert
Strength in Surrender: Onstage and in Life
The world of improvisational theater has strengthened John’s scripted performances and awakened him to the improvisational reality of life itself, which rarely cooperates with our best-laid plans. This does not, however, alleviate the need for preparation. In some cases a single moment of clarity awakens a person to life’s fragility—such as the passing of John’s beloved wife, Maria Ivania. John's experience is not unique; only his perspective. With few weapons at his disposal to cope with the tragedy for his sons and for himself, the acting and improvisation worlds equipped him for the coming storms. When Life’s large waves hit and pushed John and his sons toward higher ground, Ivania was their anchor. They have since learned to turn around, face these waves, and pull out the proverbial surfboards. He contends that the principles of improvisation hold the keys to success onstage and in life ... because the entire world is a stage.
Geronimo surrendered near this marker near Skeleton Key, AZ off State Road 80. It marked the end of warfare between white and Native Americans Sept. 3, 1886.
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