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OH! TOGO YOU WHOM WE LOVE SO MUCH, OUR MOTHER'S LAND


Oh! Togo our beloved mother's land, to you all brothers and sisters whom have to stay away from our own mother's land or in Exile because of one man only one man who took our beloved Country as hostage since 1963.

Oh! Togo our mother's land,
Togo, was so greaceful and free the colors white, green, yellow and red are the symbol of peace. She soars the sky, the horizon she glides, her pleasures are free, her kindness is true and when night arise, strong, but gentle she flies. Across the water into the sky over the street does she flee, only a dot can be seen at this point but her impression is still felt when we bow our head and our heart melt.

The colors of our flag can never be forgotten for she is pure and good just as a Country that we loved and need to be loved back.

Brothers and sisters for today we have all the chances that we could come together and use it against him, let us arise in a groups, united and love one another so that the change in Africa's land can be made without the shedding of blood lost of humans lives.

This is what I see in you brothers and sisters. When I look in your eyes and the ocean, it seems calm and perfect like a light breeze. I can see the softness of our heart rippling waves, caressing the shore.

Behold! that is the feelings I adore. I fell the warm rays of the sun above snuggling around me like a bug in the rug. It cradles me like a baby in a crib with future so bright, if only we live.

LUTTONS OU MOURONS MAIS DANS LA DIGNITÉ.

ABLODE !!! ABLODE !!! ABLODE !!!
 

MD, USA, May 10, 2001
Sostere K. De Souza

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