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For Black History Month, Andrew has written a poem to celebrate being Black today, for all his brothers and sisters of Black origin, including a worldwide population of them first.
‘Black is not confused
Walking away from hate
Towards newfound realms
Relying on a Public Order of Duty
To see their skin shine
In the Winter Light
They are Light
Move on Right?
We love you
Clean out of trouble
Black Rules
OK
That’s Why we truly love you.’
A Public Order of Duty beseeches us all once we have grown up into a reasonable adult.
Under a Public Order of Duty is the love to defend your country, like patriotism but deeper, far deeper that that. We move from pillar to post during a day’s work, thinking, evolving, producing and applying ourselves. But it is not the wayward thoughts running through our minds that we need to hear, but consistency and discipline.
When we get home there may be a buzz to the air, getting higher, as we look back over our daily needs. Means testing a public order knows the best places from the worst, and it tends to be based on environs, to visit. Our regular.
The duty to tax us also conflicts with an age or status, encouraging types of custom. A Public Order of Duty has become a strong role in us all to help protect the United Kingdom, as a web of information. I believe a terrorist can no longer get into the country, nor can one be born of clerics.
We are governed well, and amiably, health and safety in all industry comes first. Sometimes I do not know my own history, I go so deep, but I know I get it all right. There is so much complexity to the city and the mind, a thousand different routes empty onto the page.
A Public Order of Duty is to console those in depravity first, and to smooth out the edges. To take responsibility for one’s own community. The environment and children are at ease, and you are at your best for your fellow countrymen. To pass the information in the street is the answer, keep it dope, and keep organising for the next big landmark.
Peace be with you.
LOVE AB X
AMEN

