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I never thought I would live forever after my horrible end but I thought  that something like that might happen that my body would be preserved for generations to come in that strange communist church. I was a man and not God, not an object of worship. That's what I objected to. But that's what I became for years, until they no longer knew what to do with me until I fall into pieces and there's no use for me anymore. A note from the poet. Vladimir Lenin still lies in his mausoleum.

I was Bokassa I, Emperor of Central Africa, I grew up an orphan, I died poor, the father of dozens of children. I was accused of many things and I was guilty of many things. I admired Napoleon, I crowned myself emperor like him. No one came to my coronation, they were jealous, they too would have liked to be emperors. I died poor, but once I was a Emperor. The dictator of the Central African Republic, Jean-Bedel Bokassa, crowned himself emperor.

I knew everyone who stabbed me with their daggers. I would have been a fool not to have known that it was coming. They attacked me like unruly brats, and yet just one blow killed me. Me Julius Caesar. Then I knew, and I covered my face for death. Poets note. Gaius Julius Caesar was a Roman general and dictator 

The dictator tells the people about his love on television Even if he sends soldiers to die Even those who have never experienced love That power he has Others have a duty to die Without love in their souls The dictator tells the people about his love on television Not about the soldiers' funeral before the wedding Poets note: Vladimir Putin told about his lovelife in tv.