
“Let me say at the risk of seeming ridiculous that the true revolutionary is guided by great feelings of love.”
Besides magazines I have read and documentaries I’ve watched about the Inca, Mayan and Aztec Civilizations, there is very little I know about South America. However, during my teenage years I came across the ruggedly handsome face of a certain Latino for the first time on a T-Shirt and below his picture was his name written in bold letters, “CHE”. It was love at first sight! Thank goodness for “Google”, I found him right quick. 😉
Reading up on my new love interest I was quite disappointed to find out that he was dead and that had he lived would have been old enough to be my grand daddy! …But the education I got while reading up on this great man was an eye opener on what it takes to truly Dream and dream selflessly.
It took the marathon motorcycle ride of a young Argentine through all of South America for an Ideal to be borne- A borderless, united Hispanic America sharing a common Latino heritage…
What a visionary!
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He dreamed of one voice To dream and sacrifice much That he did till death![]()

Ooh, he was a hottie in some pics wasn’t he?
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HE SURE WAS!!! 😀
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I’m happy to see that you were inspired to actually read about him because you had seen his picture on a tee-shirt. He was a visionary.
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love makes us do great or crazy things 😉
lol!
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Shouldn’t comment on his looks, but I can understand that he was inspiring. Great haibun
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He definitely was my friend
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Reblogged this on Līgo Editions and commented:
We’ll be highlighting haibun now and then – generally of those honourably mentionedin dispatches, but we chose to start with festival king’s cheeky haibun about Che. A nice piece full of warmth, humour and sensuality.
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