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Apostles of Freedom

a poem in honour of selfless love

By Solomon WalkerPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Apostles of Freedom by Solomon

In the sphere of splendid valour, noble heroes and heroines emerge,

Men and women of everyday life, selflessly sacrificing, humanity's scourge.

Their gallant deeds, shining like the radiant sun, light our way,

A symphony of bravery, echoing through the air, in every step they sway.

They represent the voiceless, a beacon for souls disheartened and lost,

In a world shrouded in darkness, unwavering they stand, no matter the cost.

Like the gentle sun's rays warming the oppressed, their light prevails,

Guiding like the ethereal moon, through the night's treacherous trails.

These paragons of justice, guardians of equality, and righteous might,

They rise against tyranny and oppression, igniting a flame that's yet to smite.

Their spirits burn like stars, untamed by any constraint they face,

Fighters for all nations, for each person, embracing every innocent's grace.

These independent apostles of liberty, exuding the strength of warriors bold,

Their souls, unwavering in truth, beckon others to break free from the mold.

Their pursuit knows no respite until every soul is unshackled and fair,

Embracing lives wild and unbounded, like birds soaring high in the air.

Let us unite, hand in hand, marching forward with a collective force,

Towards a world where freedom reigns and oppression takes its last course.

In this harmonious realm, every soul will soar and thrive, unburdened and free,

Leaving behind the shackles of injustice, embracing an era of unbounded glee.

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About the Creator

Solomon Walker

Artist, Photographer, Poet, Entrepreneur. Director, Museum of Digital Fine Arts (MoDFA). Solomon is also curator at MoDFA Connector on X (Twitter).

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    Written by Solomon Walker