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  • All The Same: To My Son For Whom I Make My Best Effort To Give Him A Better World

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    This letter is from a father to his son, expressing his hope that he can give his son a better world. While everyone recognizes the speaker, nobody knows his actual name. Though they think and live similarly, experiencing the same emotions, their languages are different so the son cannot truly understand the father's feelings. The speaker has dark skin and his blood is made of staple crops, identifying him as being of an important but overlooked race that is ultimately part of the human race.

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    A poem dedicated to my son Miguel Eduardo

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    All the Same

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    This letter is from a father to his son, expressing his hope that he can give his son a better world. While everyone recognizes the speaker, nobody knows his actual name. Though they think and live similarly, experiencing the same emotions, their languages are different so the son cannot truly understand the father's feelings. The speaker has dark skin and his blood is made of staple crops, identifying him as being of an important but overlooked race that is ultimately part of the human race.

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    All The Same: To My Son For Whom I Make My Best Effort To Give Him A Better World

    Uploaded by

    Mikalius
    This letter is from a father to his son, expressing his hope that he can give his son a better world. While everyone recognizes the speaker, nobody knows his actual name. Though they think and live similarly, experiencing the same emotions, their languages are different so the son cannot truly understand the father's feelings. The speaker has dark skin and his blood is made of staple crops, identifying him as being of an important but overlooked race that is ultimately part of the human race.

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    All the same

    To my son; for whom I make my best effort to give him a better World. Everybody knows me and nobody knows my name. If you listen to me you do not understand me; the language is not the same. I think and live just like you, I laugh, suffer and cry just like you, yet you don't know what my feelings are; but you know well what friendship is. My color is as coal, ground and sand. My blood is made of rice, wheat and corn. I am from the most important race; I am from the human race... Miguel Bravo
    opyright !"##$ Miguel Bravo

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