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Premium Member 1776

July 4th, 1776 
Declaration of Independence 
A brave path towards our independence from the British 
A revolution with courage 
Blood spilled on American soil 
To fight for our land and freedom 
Determination with strong leadership 
A tyrant invading our homes 
To preserve our American heritage 
An instrument of war 
A draft document written 
13 colonies signing towards our declaration 
Philosophy of our human fights 
Marveled to become our liberty 
The right to defend your very own property 
To finely live in prosperity 
To be free under sovereignty 

On April 30th, 1789 
George Washington was sworn in  
As the 1st president of the United States of America

Premium Member The Coronation of Trump

A coronation, watched by our entire great nation,
Some with trepidation, others boisterous jubilation.
Trump feted, his fawning family silhouetted,
Basking in his light, his confidence and might.

This Grand Old Party, it's followers vociferous and hearty,
Anointing their chosen man, to rule their ever-growing clan;
No harm to love a cause, giving thought and sometimes pause,
To what this passion brings, the words the siren sings.

Whereas strong leadership is good, it can be tainted just like food,
For democracy renounced, cannot then easily be found.
Let’s be careful what we wish, lest it be a poisoned dish,
Our founders crafted choice, beyond just
one resounding voice;

Autocracy is not a word, that in our Lexicon is heard,
We must vigilance ensure, for our country's story to endure.
Unity the dream, but like salmon in a raging stream,
Needs fortitude and grit, knowing when to fight and for the greater good, submit.

REMEMBER YOUR ROOTS

Know your roots 
Sometime when you hear 
about the big population of Wayao 
in Eastern and Southern Africa 
with many kind chiefs 
and one king.
You will say 
They are so wise , 
With a strong leadership.
When you read the history of the yao people 
And find out about the creation of their language.
How they could mix Ndendeule, Nindi
Matengo, and Kiswahili 
to make Kiyao 
"or Chiyao " 
You can think of the wisdom of those ancestors? 
Don't forget about  the coalition of Matengo,  Nindi
 and Ndendeule people who made the current Yao people  who are in Tanzania , Mozambique,  
Malawi , Zambia , South Africa and Zimbabwe.
Yao people are among african peaceful , sociable 
and powerful nations who can tolerate 
attacks of the weak nations
for a long period while preparing to silence
the attackers systematically. 
When you provoke Yao people many times 
You will regret one time 
and learn a good lesson.  

Don't forget some group of yao people
who left Mozambique to South Africa 
In 1870 after the war against the  coalition of makua, 
Lomwe and mwenyemaliya people on the Yao mountain
now they are among the Zulu nation.


We Need Strong Leadership

its for new boat
not and old goat
who has old ideal
we need someone who has appeal
will give everyone   love meal
will not dip
or let hate whip
its the time right mind
WE NEED STRONG LEADERSHIP

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