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One of the units I am teaching next year relates to powerful or exceptional bits of writing or speech. So far I only have a quite modest collection.
Examples of powerful English - Red Space Rocket Wiki
What do you think I should add? I might be a speech, it might be a passage from a book, lines from a film, lyrics from a song, anything that you think really works?