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I TAKE AN OAT

by Iamezzycrown

Black image, white heart , golden souls, which once trampled on loamy brown soil. Now in the blue sky ,on this day I remember your beautiful colours. I miss the old school goodness. To my fathers, And father Fathers before me. Down to the route of my lineage. From west, east ,north and south of the black world. Their voices remain melodious like the singing birds in calm forest. Painters of rainbow, Legends of time, Flash back in history. The Africa culture has always been a beautiful peacock, One that captivates the mind of all men. On this day, I take the oath to die as a black, Nothing less ,I stand firm in my belief, I remain unshakable. I plant myself under the soil of custom and tradition. I drink the toxic wine my ancestors left behind, I promise to slay the roaming lion of civilization. I remain a royal loyal soul on my fathers soil, Not a slave in the foreign land. Africa the Joseph among his brothers, When I die give my wealth of belief to generation to come, let my soul embrace the hug from the land of legends. Black I came out of my mothers womb, Black I will return to my ancestors. Iamezzycrown
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Aug 7, 2017
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