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He Reigned but Never Ruled
by Aloo Denish Obiero

Three decades and more, he transformed Kenyan politics and governance.
His name and image dominated the front pages of magazines and newspapers.
His actions were the headlines of every television and radio bulletin.
His speeches reverberated across all social media platforms.
He was on the lips of every citizen—
in barazas, farms, marketplaces, offices, and fields.

He fought for the Second Liberation:
freedom of speech, expression, and association.
He fought for multiparty democracy, against the one-party state.

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Leah Sharibu the unsung heroine
by Joseph Ogbonna

Intrepid damsel,
a heroine unsung.
A willing martyr
with courage
unrivalled.
Unransomed captive
with a ransom
infinite.
She gladly faces
death with eternity

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Honor to U.S. Veterans and First Responders
by Joe Cyr

(Flag Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Veteran’s Day)

The word is out. The word is out.
Heed the bugle’s call.
Listen up! Listen up!
Hail our veterans all.
Now hear this! Now hear this!
Hark to the bosun’s pipe.
Today is a special day, so let’s not have your gripe.
“Oh, yeah, so what; we hear that stuff each and every year.”

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The Ballad of Mike’s Flag
by Joe Cyr

(Inspired by a Sen. John S. McCain speech about POW Mike Christian in Vietnam)

At the “Hanoi Hilton” in Hao Lo, North Vietnam,
a captive’s life was hard;
treatment of Allied POWs was brutal
and conditions there inhumane.
All suffered years of abuse in a world defined
by the walls of the prison yard.
One day, young aviator Mike Christian found,
in the prison compound’s sewer drain,

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He Reigned but Never Ruled
by Aloo Denish Obiero

Three decades and more, he transformed Kenyan politics and governance.
His name and image dominated the front pages of magazines and newspapers.
His actions were the headlines of every television and radio bulletin.
His speeches reverberated across all social media platforms.
He was on the lips of every citizen—
in barazas, farms, marketplaces, offices, and fields.

He fought for the Second Liberation:
freedom of speech, expression, and association.
He fought for multiparty democracy, against the one-party state.

......

Continue reading
The Ballad of Mike’s Flag
by Joe Cyr

(Inspired by a Sen. John S. McCain speech about POW Mike Christian in Vietnam)

At the “Hanoi Hilton” in Hao Lo, North Vietnam,
a captive’s life was hard;
treatment of Allied POWs was brutal
and conditions there inhumane.
All suffered years of abuse in a world defined
by the walls of the prison yard.
One day, young aviator Mike Christian found,
in the prison compound’s sewer drain,

......

Continue reading
Honor to U.S. Veterans and First Responders
by Joe Cyr

(Flag Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Veteran’s Day)

The word is out. The word is out.
Heed the bugle’s call.
Listen up! Listen up!
Hail our veterans all.
Now hear this! Now hear this!
Hark to the bosun’s pipe.
Today is a special day, so let’s not have your gripe.
“Oh, yeah, so what; we hear that stuff each and every year.”

......

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by aaa bcc

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Leah Sharibu the unsung heroine
by Joseph Ogbonna

Intrepid damsel,
a heroine unsung.
A willing martyr
with courage
unrivalled.
Unransomed captive
with a ransom
infinite.
She gladly faces
death with eternity

......

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