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Since 1985, in Trinidad and Tobago, August 1st has been observed as Emancipation Day: a public holiday to celebrate the abolishment of slavery
You've heard about the Monday Blues well this is Monday WRites (musing on the definition here of rite, as any customary observance for eg the rite of afternoon tea).
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Welcome to Monday WRites #309: A Happy Monday to all. Be Safe.
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August in T&T, begins with celebration of freedom; freedom from the chains of chattel awareness, freedom to claim the dignity and status of all mankind - human.
With drum songs and dancing feet, flambeau and Canboulay flames lighting the paths of future days.
A public festival of pre Covid19 eras halts today to the tune of Lockdown season and curfew hours. The feasting and festivity is tamed to family stay home numbers.
a bee gathers
breakfast from the ixora
yellow as sunshine
Days progress to weeks of August. Heads cool to swell with pride of nationhood; as Trinidad and Tobago ends August on the note of Happy Independence.
night sky
booms with of colours
fireworks
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