Maestoso
I stand against all odds in bandWho tries to exploit the sand
Of my own native land.
Hefty loads may then I'll carry
If it is really necessary:
A manifestation of love to a country
Which is deep within me.
I don't want to be compelled
For I own this homestead.
I want to be respected
And not to be humiliated.
Maestoso, I say then
Over and over again
To the world of keen men.
"Be fair then!"
Poetry by Winston Latanafrancia Soldevilla
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Written on 2007-08-15 at 16:58
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