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Donnie Deals, a podcast host, shares a poem for Black History Month. He emphasizes that black history is not over yet and highlights the importance of representation. He encourages listeners to embrace their uniqueness and work towards success. Donnie Deals also mentions the significance of February, being the shortest month but also having leap year. He invites listeners to subscribe to his podcast for more poetry and expresses his love for his audience. Good evening my podcast followers this is Donnie Deals as you know I can make you famous and this is poem 2 black history month by Donnie Deals. It's still black history month and it's not over yet because the more you see us the more you get and you haven't seen nothing yet. We're very interesting people that loves to do it right breathing everyday air now that's the spice of life. The road to success is a lonely one for me and you let's show how it's done. Let's slow down neighbor because we got the flavor to make it taste right throughout the night. It might sound corny but you know it's true day by day I'm loving you. What have you done for me this month I can show you better than I can tell you when we're having fun. February might be the shortest month but it also has leap year so let's get it done. Donnie Deals MBA you know it like a poet a beautiful model on display subscribe to me now Donnie Deals MBA to hear more of this lovely poetry that you cannot miss. Black history month poem 2 by Donnie Deals I can make you famous and then make your day. I love you my podcast listeners please continue.
