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My Nascent Poetic Tribute To Black History Month Mini Chap Book 2

though I yam Caucasian, tis rightful to honor that most bitter racist genocidal crime nonetheless ovation qua quintessential significant contribution vis a vis that doth litter anonymous multitudinous peoples many unknown dark skinned souls bravely fought as non quitter with melanin so coon sitter this asthma feeble attempt made to mind of literate parent, guardian or sitter adorn aye rhythmically twitter to *****Sapiens with Negroid color who, despite being human bondage managed to adorn worthy contributions to society, though an American (though not so proud) and civilization since time immemorial hence, I wanna pay poetic homage to persons born akin to diversity exemplifying gamut analogous to Indian corn debased brutally and forlorn and raised in cornucopia horn of plenty with rare serf tenderness whipped by wicked task masters from the crack of morn, aye cannot fathom why a great proportion of humanity must struggle on scraps of subsistence viz with fifty plus shades of chocolate vile shamefully opprobrious sworn vengeance toward those via heroic efforts escaped, page number 2 manacled, tortured, et cetera history as slaves an existence until...pacified family dislocated sans rent asunder, ripped and torn. Once a proud family akin to Brady bunch, now brutally, nasty and short lived poorly destitute (case in point) like Haiti - once a nation extant with cultural finery insidiously raped "Lady" lacerated odiously robbing unique peoples as owners didst slay practically naked "Primates" encaged like wild animals in zoos culturally robbed while abhorrently marched in ones and twos shredded souls without shoes (analogous to persecuted Jews) of singular ambition to break shackles though tightly fused to life as they chose.

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