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The Road To History
Congratulation Mr. President sometimes I wonder if you’re just a figment of my imagination, or are you the dream Dr. Martin Luther King dreamt about? we say yes you are, President Obama.
Dr. King’s compassion, love is one of the bumpy roads that life took to fulfill our destiny that one day his dream and history would live. Thank you Dr. King. And history marched on.
President Obama, we love you and thank you for everything, and yes we can overcome hatred, bigotry, as history stands up tall for the whole world to see.
Mr. President is this, the hope, and change, that our Grandparents always talked about, and the stories of slavery.
That their grandparents and great grandparents talked about as they sat them on their knees.President Obama Have we finally reached the Mountaintop of dreams, Equity.
Is the death of Meager Evers? one the Roads History had to take. We say thank you Mr. Evarts and President Obama. Yes we will hold our heads up high with pride, on this proud day of History.
Mr. President November fourth two thousand eight is a proud day, for all Americans, but especially African Americans, when people of all colors set out on an agenda to make History, and they walked that Road all the way to victory.
By putting the first African American in the White House, President Obama we are so proud of you, Past, Present, and Future.
As the swift wined in the road to history took a short stop in Mississippi, we all prayed that the heart of young Emmett Till would never be forgotten, thank you Emmett Till, as the road of History continued on, so bloody so bloody.
Mr. President you broke all the stenotypes that were place on our heads at birth, for over four hundred years. that all African Americans are just Simpleminded, Gangsters, Hustlers, and Inferior to the white race,
President Obama you shown us all that intelligence are not color coded and we’re not condemned because of the pigment in my skin. as the Road to History took a detour to Birmingham Alabama one Sunday morning.
And now we all know that the souls of those beautiful four little girls we're not in vain, we say thank you, and we thank the strength of their parents.
The Road To History continue and soon reached the shores of Hawaii forty seven years ago. then history spread it’s wings to Chicago Illinois where he met his beautiful wife Michelle.
History took flight once again and landed in Washington Dc. and now here stands a black man, on the 20th day of January 2009 sworn in on inauguration day.
Mr. President we all won’t ever forget, the weight that you place on your shoulders, to protect and mend this great country. The United States Of America as our Forty Fourth Commander and Chief.
President Barack Obama, we pray for you and salute you, President Obama yes we did! And The Rest Is History.
Cassandra Hudson
November 05,2008
This Bloody road made a swift stop in Memphis 1968, there stood Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as he start walking down this bloody road, there were many to follow, and many before him, the promise of Victory and History will soon breathe the sweet air of life on the way to the Mountaintop.
So bloody, so bloody, this Road made it to the shores of Hawaii as Barack Obama sweet Mother slowly gave birth it was ready ordained. But we have so much marching and so many things we got have to do. America keep marching, keep marching, now here stands a Black Man in the White House.
Dr. King’s compassion, love is one of the bumpy roads that life took to fulfill our destiny that one day his dream and history would live. Thank you Dr. King. And history marched on.
President Obama, we love you and thank you for everything, and yes we can overcome hatred, bigotry, as history stands up tall for the whole world to see.
Mr. President is this, the hope, and change, that our Grandparents always talked about, and the stories of slavery.
That their grandparents and great grandparents talked about as they sat them on their knees.President Obama Have we finally reached the Mountaintop of dreams, Equity.
Is the death of Meager Evers? one the Roads History had to take. We say thank you Mr. Evarts and President Obama. Yes we will hold our heads up high with pride, on this proud day of History.
Mr. President November fourth two thousand eight is a proud day, for all Americans, but especially African Americans, when people of all colors set out on an agenda to make History, and they walked that Road all the way to victory.
By putting the first African American in the White House, President Obama we are so proud of you, Past, Present, and Future.
As the swift wined in the road to history took a short stop in Mississippi, we all prayed that the heart of young Emmett Till would never be forgotten, thank you Emmett Till, as the road of History continued on, so bloody so bloody.
Mr. President you broke all the stenotypes that were place on our heads at birth, for over four hundred years. that all African Americans are just Simpleminded, Gangsters, Hustlers, and Inferior to the white race,
President Obama you shown us all that intelligence are not color coded and we’re not condemned because of the pigment in my skin. as the Road to History took a detour to Birmingham Alabama one Sunday morning.
And now we all know that the souls of those beautiful four little girls we're not in vain, we say thank you, and we thank the strength of their parents.
The Road To History continue and soon reached the shores of Hawaii forty seven years ago. then history spread it’s wings to Chicago Illinois where he met his beautiful wife Michelle.
History took flight once again and landed in Washington Dc. and now here stands a black man, on the 20th day of January 2009 sworn in on inauguration day.
Mr. President we all won’t ever forget, the weight that you place on your shoulders, to protect and mend this great country. The United States Of America as our Forty Fourth Commander and Chief.
President Barack Obama, we pray for you and salute you, President Obama yes we did! And The Rest Is History.
Cassandra Hudson
November 05,2008
This Bloody road made a swift stop in Memphis 1968, there stood Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as he start walking down this bloody road, there were many to follow, and many before him, the promise of Victory and History will soon breathe the sweet air of life on the way to the Mountaintop.
So bloody, so bloody, this Road made it to the shores of Hawaii as Barack Obama sweet Mother slowly gave birth it was ready ordained. But we have so much marching and so many things we got have to do. America keep marching, keep marching, now here stands a Black Man in the White House.
Published 1st Mar 2014
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