JUST BECAUSE I AM BLACK. I am of a nation Of great pride Great strength Greater lesser progress than anyother. The hunger I cannot deny It stares It frowns It yawns. For a solution to an end, We daily search the oceans like the missing 3.7.0. 4.1.9 is the pin code So we, some and most of all of us, All log in. Sincerity is far from us, A distant mile away. Talkless of integrity Who cares? So we and some of all of us Have of it but little. Suffering and smiling What else can we do? Heaven, the promise to an end So we bought, so we long! For my green card I get a red Nobody wants to see my black face in the field of play, Because my brothers Chukudi, Bayo, Musa and Nosa dribbled them Like Maradonna, Messi, Okocha and Zidane: Outside my greener shores A second and third class treatment I daily get, I am daily treated like a leperosy patient. Am I contagious? Everyone believes I am quicker than a flash. A smooth criminal, operating smoothly. A gold digger! An opportunist! A Black Sheep! Daily black mailed and so, so white washed. In the Black maria I daily find myself. Was I raised that way? Looking back past behind We Blacks are traditionally baptised In the fear and sacredness of our immortal gods. And in holy reverence we daily reverend, And to our gods several ceaseless blood we shed: When another mans wife is laid like a bedsheet, The fear of being struck dead Is feared like the evil forest: But with their venom so into us in too deep; Through Jesus Christ our Lord, Amen. We are always daily forgiven. So we Blacks, the most conscious people on planet earth Contacted this virus of taboos with no boos. And for every school we attended We became their tool, a fool! So things daily fall apart As the center no longer holds.
Posted on: Sat, 29 Mar 2014 19:15:42 +0000
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