Damaso
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- Jul 18, 2018
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The sun dips below the savanna, casting long shadows across the land. A young zebra, legs trembling, watches its mother lead the herd towards the watering hole. Danger lurks in the tall grasses, but the mother throws back her head and lets out a defiant snort. No time for fear, she teaches her young, their survival hinges on their strength and resourcefulness. This, my friends, is the spirit of the eagle, the one that soars above the storm, the one our families expect from us.
For too long, we've been lulled into a state of passive waiting. We wait for a mythical hand to reach down and lift us from our struggles. We wait for the government, a distant entity, to solve our problems, to build our schools and pave our roads. But the world, like the savanna, is a unforgiving place. It rewards those who take flight, who build their own nests with their claws and feathers.
This waiting, this dependence, it turns us into doves – timid birds fluttering on the ground, prey to every passing hawk. Our families, our communities, they deserve better. They expect us to be eagles, strong and determined, with eyes set on the horizon. They expect us to rise above the limitations and carve our own path.
This doesn't mean we walk this journey alone. We, like the zebras in the herd, are stronger together. But within each of us lies the potential to be the leader, the one who breaks new ground. It's time to dust off our wings, to feel the wind beneath them, and to take that first, exhilarating leap.
Education is the foundation of our nest. It's the knowledge and skills that empower us to navigate the complexities of the world. Instead of waiting for the government to provide schools, let us become the builders. Let us create learning spaces under the shade of a baobab tree, fueled by the passion of our youth and the wisdom of our elders. Let us share our limited resources, turning textbooks into shared treasures and computers into communal tools. Education is not a handout, it's a fire we ignite within ourselves, a flame that illuminates our path and inspires those around us.
The dove relies on scattered seeds, scraps left behind by others. The eagle, however, hunts its prey, providing for itself and its family. Let us embrace self-reliance, the cornerstone of our survival. Let us turn our barren patches into fertile gardens. We can learn new skills, from carpentry to weaving, from farming techniques to computer repair. These skills become our tools, empowering us to create jobs, build businesses, and become the economic engines of our communities.
The savanna may be vast, but the eagle finds its prey nonetheless. Let us cultivate a spirit of innovation. We may not have the resources of others, but we have our ingenuity. Let us turn discarded materials into new creations, build windmills from scrap metal, and develop sustainable farming techniques that require little water. Let us not be limited by what we lack, but inspired by the possibilities that lie within our reach.
For too long, we've been lulled into a state of passive waiting. We wait for a mythical hand to reach down and lift us from our struggles. We wait for the government, a distant entity, to solve our problems, to build our schools and pave our roads. But the world, like the savanna, is a unforgiving place. It rewards those who take flight, who build their own nests with their claws and feathers.
This waiting, this dependence, it turns us into doves – timid birds fluttering on the ground, prey to every passing hawk. Our families, our communities, they deserve better. They expect us to be eagles, strong and determined, with eyes set on the horizon. They expect us to rise above the limitations and carve our own path.
This doesn't mean we walk this journey alone. We, like the zebras in the herd, are stronger together. But within each of us lies the potential to be the leader, the one who breaks new ground. It's time to dust off our wings, to feel the wind beneath them, and to take that first, exhilarating leap.
Education is the foundation of our nest. It's the knowledge and skills that empower us to navigate the complexities of the world. Instead of waiting for the government to provide schools, let us become the builders. Let us create learning spaces under the shade of a baobab tree, fueled by the passion of our youth and the wisdom of our elders. Let us share our limited resources, turning textbooks into shared treasures and computers into communal tools. Education is not a handout, it's a fire we ignite within ourselves, a flame that illuminates our path and inspires those around us.
The dove relies on scattered seeds, scraps left behind by others. The eagle, however, hunts its prey, providing for itself and its family. Let us embrace self-reliance, the cornerstone of our survival. Let us turn our barren patches into fertile gardens. We can learn new skills, from carpentry to weaving, from farming techniques to computer repair. These skills become our tools, empowering us to create jobs, build businesses, and become the economic engines of our communities.
The savanna may be vast, but the eagle finds its prey nonetheless. Let us cultivate a spirit of innovation. We may not have the resources of others, but we have our ingenuity. Let us turn discarded materials into new creations, build windmills from scrap metal, and develop sustainable farming techniques that require little water. Let us not be limited by what we lack, but inspired by the possibilities that lie within our reach.
While the eagle soars alone, it finds strength in its flock. We, too, must nurture our communities. Let us share our resources, knowledge, and successes. Let us lift each other up, celebrate each other's victories, and learn from each other's failures. Together, we can build a network of support, a safety net that catches those who stumble and propels them back into flight.
The eagle doesn't just build a nest, it builds one that will last for generations. Let us not just focus on our own survival, but on the future of our communities. Let us plant trees that will provide shade for our children, establish schools that will educate the next generation of eagles, and develop sustainable practices that will ensure a thriving future for all.
The call of an eagle is a powerful one. It is a call to action, a call to rise above, to break free from the shackles of dependence. This is not a call for the privileged few, but for every one of us. We all have the potential to be eagles, to build strong families, vibrant communities, and a nation that soars beyond its limitations. Let us not wait for a mythical hand to lift us. Let us be the ones to spread our wings and take flight. Let us build a future where the cries of eagles echo across the land, a testament to the strength, resilience, and unwavering spirit of a people who dared to dream and dared to rise.