Independence Day


Scars of Yesterday
        
      Screams of fear, danger could be found anywhere and chaos fills the air and land. Prisoned in our own land, trapped with our own freedom. Silenced by terror, guns and threats. When we’ll be free? dying man shouts on the top of his lungs, as handcuffs locks him down. Catastrophic event all through many years, as clear as day. The flag of the Philippines with it’s country burned down, proclaimed its defeat.
     Have you ever wondered the struggles of our heroes and ancestors had been through? Blood dripping, making trails and puddles. No caskets, no peace as they lay their heads, unending battles and gun shots sounds. When did this hole start to get ripped? This fury and pain. Who shall save us from all of this?
     Here comes a light from the heavens above. The bravest among the bravest, hear shouts; “You are nothing but shame,” against the people who tried to rule over us. The battle continues day and night. Quenching their thirst and hunger in order for our independence and our men. The league of the strongest and bravest men lost thousands of innocent lives. They wanted peace and to stop the struggling.
     Enough is enough.
     12th of June, 1898, marks the day of victory. At last! Peace fills the air. Sovereign! Rejoicing as we proclaim what we should have  long ago. Breathe in what we call heroine, ‘independence.’ Praise those mighty ‘bayani’ who risked their lives for us and our country.
     Through the uphill battle and winding trails we were brought to, proved that we are resilient Filipinos! As the picture unblurs; blue, red, white flaunts away with rays of superior grace. Frowns turns to grins.
     To those who sacrificed, thank so much! and to those who spell the word ‘shame,’ who do you think you are?
     Let us celebrate the 121st independence day!

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