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When Chadwick Boseman acted or played a role in a movie.
He became the person he portrayed, and he was the best at it! |
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God made a special baby,
and sent that angel to earth.
Parents named him Chadwick Boseman,
truly born of royal birth!
On November 29, 1976,
Anderson South Carolina was blest,
this strong, dedicated-
spiritual brother,
who ascended and past all test!
T. L. Hanna High School knew him best,
Graduated Howard University, a scholar,
his soul soared could never rest!
Until Alicia Rashad and
Danzell Washington invested in him,
to attend Oxford University.
Balliol College drams classes,
to help him excel and,
excel he did and his movies,
his acting told the tale!
Chadwick was superb playing,
bibliographical roles,
Jackie Robinson 42 and the
movie Get Up portraying,
black brother singer James Brown.
Playing Thurgood Marshall,
his acting was profound!
Black Panther lead role,
king T'Challa took Marvels,
movies in hyperspace,
brought them fame world around!
When played the role king T'Cjalla,
children were inspired,
all around the world,
gave brown and black children,
hope in America,
their personal dreams,
and desires could swirl!
he spent some time with sick children,
especially at St. Jude Research hospital.
His motto fight that cancer,
to the very end,
with hugs, love, and smile,
a fight they could win!
Pancreatic cancer took Chadwick,
to soon but home my friends.
Bose man was majestic born,
way before his time,
He now rest's in peace,
with the Lord God Divine!
His wife Simone L. Boseman,
tearfully accepted.
Chadwick Posthumous 2020,
Golden Globe award for,
best actor in Ma Rainey's,
Black Bottom movie.
If Chadwick were here he would say,
smile we are all all Gods children!
Remember black is beautiful,
and please love who you are,
claim mountain-tops you';;,
shine like the brightest star!
Thank God, love your wife, family,
ancestors and pray,
study hard, fail, succeed,
and love will lead the way!
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Reviews of "Chadwick Boseman"
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I just heard that a second cousin as pancreatic cancer at 90. Otherwise he's quite healthy. But the cancer seems to strike those who are healthy, and then in very short order, cuts their life short, like some of my colleagues who got it when I was working at TSU.
Records show that pancreatic cancer is on the rise. We need to find what is causing it and how to cure it. Perhaps a foundation in the name of Chadwick Bozeman could make that happen sooner?
Ron