Qu'on arrive enfin (a tale in-progress)/ Qu'on arrive enfin (un histoire en cours).

Qu'on arrive enfin (a tale in-progress)
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and for a like reason we arrive at last in our native land--
the earth itself marked by the agency of slavery.
up there, in the unclose air, the stink, the scalding;-very warm funk of hot blood
the coarse fellow rebel-niggers of the past.
sportive no?
by what means we always return to this--
the city, the life
that slavery built,
tales altogether invented
as told through historians, founding fathers, the meeting-house
on the other hand we are sick and tired of lies, dirty tricks and fraud,
on the other hand we are sick of histories and of historians
sick of indigo, tobacco, rice and rum