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Celebrate Black Heritage


Keeper of the flame remember your name.

Always encourage and never be discouraged, by the renewing your mind.
 
Reach deep inside your soul to find that which is rich and purer than gold.
 
For He that created you gave you power over those that hated you.
 
So celebrate this time, let your light ever so shine. 
 
Giving honor to that which is Devine, He made you.
 
 
Hearthrob
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DaPoet53

Poetry is an anomaly words inclusive to not only me, but for each and every spirit to set themselves free.

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DaPoet53
<p>Do what you were meant to do.</p><p>GOD made you.</p>

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