NONFICTION
Farewell April: Welcome May
April 2024 is forever gone and May is (about to be) born
By the time you read this: it is either April, 2024 is all over or May, 2024 is virtually here. Of course, May Day could not have been here if those poorly treated workers in Chicago, Illinois had had it rosy ab initio.
I guess their plight was similar, if not worse than what several workers in certain several countries of the world still go through today, as we speak. Yet, it might not be exactly in the same scale and similitude as those of the founding workers, understandably.
One thing is however clear. Their sweat, sacrifices and sufferings did give birth to not just a significant ‘Happy-New-Month’ Day but a generally recognized global workers’ holiday.
May Day, I believe, should be the most commonly observed universal holiday of all time.
To bid farewell to April and usher in May, may we enjoy this little piece.
Farewell the month of April.
All hail the month of May.
Rest assured, May is better.
Expect greater, better things.
