A poem of strength
We
are young people walking under this mocking sun
Working
and fighting statistics
Fighting
the bad mouthing that the young people do nothing other than talk
In
this land where equal opportunities are utopic things
And
equal rights are only good in the news, for the blind reader
Our
walk is followed by the songs sang by the street sellers
The
collector's shriek "Morro da Luz - Mutamba"
With
background music transmitting revolutionary message
But
we are no longer warriors
Not
with guns at least, our enemy today is traffic
This
traffic that steals out time, for leisure, love, and rest
We
are also tired of this old landscape, obscured by dust
Fed
up with promises proclaimed day and night
Disgusted
and worn by our own path
Our
dreams still live, but already infected by the cancer of time
Our
tears no longer drip, were tattooed, like in the eyes of Lill Wayne
Our
romance was left in traffic, we are faithful, and we still love
We
have a new way of loving and our love has suffered metamorphosis
And
when we talk, we sound more incongruous that this poem
We
start with rhymes then end in just rampant
Because
our time is short, it has been reduced by traffic
Consumed
by the range and limited by digital chains, ratchets
That
imprisons us in the Central Prison of Mutamba, Mind, and City
Where
there are magnetic fields controlling our movements
Phones,
Google, cybernetic settings, Wi-Fi, censorship and locks
But
the absence of sense increases in these lines, think https://
Think
of 15 minutes and the word tolerance, then BOOOM
And
the poet is lost, turning the poem outburst
Questions
arise and the sequence of stanzas does not conform and the writing is continuous
because it's the 15 minutes of the break are over, spaces in the text are
tiring the patience of the eager and the courageous who wants to get to the end
of the text in order to assign some meaning to these modest lines set out by
someone who could not sleep during the break and decided to give color to the observed
reality. In positive summary, we are young and heroes, we are not only what the
elders say we are, we are beyond the struggle, and we are strength, battle and
persistence. Looking at the young Angolans am pleased to say: we are
victorious; in our own ways; beyond expectations; better than the odds
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