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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required FREEDOM This mass of land, created from the amalgamation of two Stood alone as the most eastern Caribbean island in view Embedded with coral and volcanic ash, her strength A peaceful place to inhabit and explore at length ** The onset of tragedy lingered, with the Colonisation of old As the Brits sought their heritage and desired a foothold This peaceful land beyond, was never to be A sanctuary for innocence nor tranquility ** Across the treacherous seas they sailed Complete with cargo of Settlers and Slaves entailed To till the land for sugar cane, cotton and tobacco fields Never to accede below the demanded yields ** For eons the Masters dominated the sugar trade Reaping from the backs of the weary and unpaid They ruled the downtrodden with relentless fear Until spoke that death of reign was near ** The unforgiving natural disasters took its toll Leaving this precious land with nothing more To take, to trade or yield again Save the memory of inhumane pain ** Exodus from the fields agone, made way For education and the hunt for insurgence at bay Abolition, rebellion and emancipation ensued And this beloved land, Barbados was liberated prelude "FREEDOM" (Barbados gained internal independence from the British Monarchy in 1966) By: Liz Ward
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