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The Quiet Throne: A Poem on True Power

  "That’s not power. Power acts; it does not speak. Real power is the refusal to let the world corrupt your soul—it is the bravery to act from your most authentic self. What they chase is merely an illusion. The truly powerful hold power over themselves." - Shachem Lieuw The Quiet Throne: A Poem on True Power 👑✨ In a world that screams for attention, we often mistake noise for authority. We think the loudest voice in the room holds the crown, but as I’ve learned through my journey in tech, entrepreneurship, and roaming the districts of Suriname, real power doesn't need to introduce itself. It isn't found in a title or a bank account. It’s found in the mirror. The Illusion and the Truth They think it’s a roar, a thunderous sound, A name carved in stone, or a foot on the ground. They chase the shadow, the glitter, the gold, trading their peace for a story they’re told. But that is a ghost, a flicker, a trick— A flame with no heat, a hollow-wick. For power acts, it d...

El monumento a las heroes de la Restauración in Santo Domingo

 Story Time: Visiting El monumento a las heroes de la restauración in Santo Domingo


" Shachem Lieuw at el monumento a las heroes de la restauracion in Santo Domingo"


Hello, my dearest Story Time readers from around the world! I am happy to write to you again about another one of my adventures. But just to make sure you don't miss any of the awesome stories that I will be sharing with you guys on my blog make sure you subscribe when you see that U.F.O. pop up on your screen. I look forward to welcoming new members of the Story Time tribe. While I was visiting the Dominican Republic with other Youth delegates we went to el monument a las heroes de la Restauración.  This tourist attraction in Santo Domingo is the highest building in the area. It has a beautiful park surrounding it but also a dark history. According to our guide, this monument was built by a dictator as he set his mark on their country. Typical dictator stuff, the guy has a bigger ego than I do lol. 😜😛 This dictator was known as  Rafael Leónidas Trujillo Molina.  He built El Monumento a la Paz de Trujillo in 1944. After his assassination in 1961, the monument was renamed Monumento a las heroes de la Restauración. Despite its dark history, it's still a beautiful place. I enjoyed the scenery, imagine how many people it took to build this massive historical site. I like getting a feel of a country their history. It can tell you so much about what created their present.  I hope you guys have fun exploring Santo Domingo during your travel. I made a short video about my visit to El Monumento a las heroes de la Restauración. Safe travels and until next time right here on Story Time.  



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