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JE ME SOUVIENS --- I REMEMBER

JE ME SOUVIENS (I REMEMBER) by Céline Leduc 12/2013

 

I REMEMBER is the motto of Quebec

I remember the English colonized me.

I forget I colonized First Nations.

I remember multiculturalism is bad.

I forget it allowed me to keep my culture.

I remember the Church is my downfall

I forget it was Louis XIV and Napoleon politics

I remember my language matters

I forget I imposed language on First Nations.

I remember my culture

I want others to forget their culture

Quebec’s new motto should be

I FORGET -- J’OUBLIE

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Written by
celine-leduc
Canadian
Published
Jan 8, 2014
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This poem is written and was inspired by the proposed Quebec Charter of Value that the current government wants to make a law, that forbids any religious symbols.

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