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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required It was yesterday, the illustrious Battle of Vertières Where our Ancestors busted the gates of the cemetery And the windows of hell to find their freedom They fought heroically with boldness and pride The struggle continues, the struggle must continue Despite the gains, despite the ups and downs, and the dangers Yesterday, the great and last Battle of Vertières took place More than two centuries ago in the history of Humanity Our brave and valiant Ancestors defied the impossible The racist and criminal colonists, the pirates, the buccaneers The bandits, the filibusters, and the odious maggots of the Earth Skin color is the result of zones, regions, and climates Every Human Being is equal despite the false debates And the foolish speeches. November 18, 1803, the Battle of Vertières Is unforgettable. It is rooted in our hearts and in our veins It is the blood of our Ancestors that lives within certain People, certain militants, and certain brothers and sisters This decisive struggle, this last battle of yesteryear, is our joy Our pride, our glory. It is a fire that will burn brightly for a long time In our sacred tabernacle. Long live freedom! Long live time! Live free or die like our Ancestors, our brave Parents of yesterday Long live the wind that proudly hums the songs of yesterday The ‘lambis’ and trumpets have not ceased to pierce our eardrums To strengthen us and to energize the cells of our blood. P.S. The decisive battle of Vertières took place on November 18, 1803. This is the translation of ‘Hier, La Bataille De Vertières’ by Hébert Logerie. Copyright © November 2025 Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved. Hébert Logerie is the author of several poetry collections.
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