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One in Three-Hundred Million


I am one one citizen, one civilian, one servant one of my people one of three-hundred million I stand for my country an abused country a crippled country a slowly dying country I am one of one race of one religion of one species I speak once for my mother once for my father once for my siblings once for my dynasty I am one I speak for my own I can speak for more I will speak for them all I fight for freedom freedom of the broken freedom of the abused freedom of the controlled I am one and only one one of Three-Hundred Million but I make all the difference
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