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Heritage


 Heritage is a mirror

Which reflects upon the past

And throws light onto

The deeds of those who

Passed down the world to us.

 

Heritage is an aggregate

Of sentiments;

A patriot’s love for her nation,

A leader’s word of benevolence,

The voice of a thousand souls…

 

Heritage is a symbol

Of the success of many destinies

Standing as a figurine

Showing hand-in-hand to many,

The pathway to the future.

 

Heritage is a book

Whose leaflets contain history

And the wisdom of those

Who shaped society as we know

Bound within the four walls of paper.

 

Heritage is a melody.

Whose tunes have propagated

Across millennia

Spreading ideas of peace

Harmony, kindness and love.

 

Heritage is a monument

To great achievements unmatched

To regimes of years bygone

And a window to the ambitions

Of the citizens there so lived.

 

Heritage is a treasure chest,

Filled with golden culture,

And traditions studded with silver,

Sitting untouched, unseen,

To the blinded eyes of most.

 

Heritage is a tender child

The hope of creating the future

But soft; delicate, hoping

To be caressed in the motherly

Arms of society

 

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