Kwanzaa Verses
Kwanzaa Verses for the holiday dedicated to the Africa Americans between the 26th December and the 1st of January each year.
For the sharing of the principles for good around the world.
These are free for non commercial use.
For the sharing of the principles for good around the world.
These are free for non commercial use.
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Kwanzaa Verses
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We wish to celebrate
And send our love to you;
Our brothers of Africa
We work alongside you.
Maintain the links and values too
That make us so unique;
It's not just the pigment color
That drives us, we're mystique.
Traditions of old are in our souls
To be built on and made stronger;
This brotherhood from way back when
Won't be held back any longer.
We have good ethics and work hard
We're loyal and united;
Together we can restore
That which history blighted.
There is room for all upon this earth
We need to work together;
For the good of all and what we can bring
To the table of life forever.
Maggie-May
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We will always flock together
Nature dictates that;
It's what we make of it now
Our chances have a welcome mat!
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The world is now a different place
For us to fit right in;
Listen to your elders and
They will help us win.
The differences are noted
Between all and sundry;
These all go both ways
We don't want to blunder in.
Wisdom, kindness and our culture
Make us vibrant and very strong;
This will make some wary
We'll show them that they're wrong.
We can work and we can laugh
But justice is the game;
Worldwide in all the races
Calling for it now by name.
Maggie-May
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Kwanzaa Verses
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May this holiday be enjoyed by all
Families coming together;
For friendships to surpass
The ones that last forever.
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The celebrations carry on
From Christmas to New Year;
To celebrate our heritage
From all over everywhere.
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We need to feel the togetherness
The love from communities;
To feel we're in control
Not by all these authorities.
We are law abiding citizens
To be trusted and be fair;
We haven't had a very good deal
From all of you up there.
The highest in the land we're told
Not true to values of their own;
Wondering why it's all gone wrong
It's those greed seeds you have sown.
Maggie-May
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We do not violate our integrity
We use tradition well;
Our art and color masterfully
Our culture not to sell.
We do not water down
Our symbols with those of others;
We stick closely to tradition
And that of all our brothers.
Maggie-May
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11 Black Candle Iron and Wine
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Kwanzaa Verses
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We wish to celebrate
And send our love to you;
Our brothers of Africa
We work alongside you.
Maintain the links and values too
That make us so unique;
It's not just the pigment color
That drives us, we're mystique.
Traditions of old are in our souls
To be built on and made stronger;
This brotherhood from way back when
Won't be held back any longer.
We have good ethics and work hard
We're loyal and united;
Together we can restore
That which history blighted.
There is room for all upon this earth
We need to work together;
For the good of all and what we can bring
To the table of life forever.
Maggie-May
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We will always flock together
Nature dictates that;
It's what we make of it now
Our chances have a welcome mat!
****
The world is now a different place
For us to fit right in;
Listen to your elders and
They will help us win.
The differences are noted
Between all and sundry;
These all go both ways
We don't want to blunder in.
Wisdom, kindness and our culture
Make us vibrant and very strong;
This will make some wary
We'll show them that they're wrong.
We can work and we can laugh
But justice is the game;
Worldwide in all the races
Calling for it now by name.
Maggie-May
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Kwanzaa Verses
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May this holiday be enjoyed by all
Families coming together;
For friendships to surpass
The ones that last forever.
****
The celebrations carry on
From Christmas to New Year;
To celebrate our heritage
From all over everywhere.
****
We need to feel the togetherness
The love from communities;
To feel we're in control
Not by all these authorities.
We are law abiding citizens
To be trusted and be fair;
We haven't had a very good deal
From all of you up there.
The highest in the land we're told
Not true to values of their own;
Wondering why it's all gone wrong
It's those greed seeds you have sown.
Maggie-May
****
We do not violate our integrity
We use tradition well;
Our art and color masterfully
Our culture not to sell.
We do not water down
Our symbols with those of others;
We stick closely to tradition
And that of all our brothers.
Maggie-May
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11 Black Candle Iron and Wine
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