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Nolaswan
i look for confidence in myself in you i believe you have the power to lift me up or throw me down i have never once questioned where that power came from -“recognizing my power”
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Dec 30, 2017
Dec 30, 2017 at 6:44 PM UTC
answers.
I broke myself for you Gave away half of myself For a whole you.
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Dec 30, 2017
Dec 30, 2017 at 6:32 PM UTC
broken locks
We are constantly put into a position that makes time relative. Forced to face the future every step of the way. Every current thought clouded with the judgment of the future. How will this affect my future? What will this decision in this moment be in the future? That is why we envy those carefree spirits. Who only base their decisions on this pseudo principle We call the present. We taunt them and their “reckless” behavior As thoughts like theirs have no place in this world Which refuses to see the beauty in a place where time seems to stop. Their actions do not crave the approval of the future they crave the excitement of the present which we ignore to the point we don't even speak of her. It is as if she fails to exist on this plane that we are currently in. When the future holds no promise what is it that drives us towards it Why do we long to be there? While refusing to acknowledge that we are the small dialogue between the past and future. The only this that can be actually accounted for in this moment. Where time is but a unit of measurement used to guide you. To make you forget. Life is happening to you right now In the present With you as the placeholder. You are the person who winds the clock So why do we kneel to it every day? Constantly moving forward helps one forget the struggles of right now. Having one's mind pressed on the future allows for the pains of the present to fade.
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Dec 3, 2017
Dec 3, 2017 at 11:28 AM UTC
11:28
playing games with these things creating perfect images of me. this body such a fickle object a sight to be seen hey even the moon has her seams. but continues to shine bright as any star ive ever seen. but judgement is the only energy that is passing. when you look at me what exactly are you examining? there are literally 1,000,000 women whom as beautiful as me. at this rate you'll spend your whole life looking up to Queens. which is fine with me.
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Jul 22, 2017
Jul 22, 2017 at 1:13 AM UTC
perception.
searching for the words to say. you know those that chase thoughts away that force the confidence that I have in these words to dissipate. I love you. seems so easy. but in the past have been the catalyst causing the whole thing to go aray. those words which carry so much depth yet hold not enough weight. to convey what I'm actually trying to say. I love you. but I don't mean it that way. your thoughts your being the way your hips sway all have broken the walls I have built until this day. I love you. but makes the words so hard to say to your face.
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Jul 20, 2017
Jul 20, 2017 at 4:34 PM UTC
searching.
i do not need you as half of me. you cannot exist as part of my entire being. on this small planet in this huge place. you must be a whole version of yourself. and me of mine. for us intertwine to create something to disrupt space on our time.
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Jul 18, 2017
Jul 18, 2017 at 8:32 PM UTC
loving you.
let's imagine a time when I hated this skin I'm in. way before ink ever flowed through this pen. when I was never proud to be told I was Tanio Indian. the blacker the berry the sweeter the juice. no the blacker your skin the closer to your roots, and the further black people will stray away from you. you'll be called names that would break even the strongest to their delight. you can be beautiful with long hair. but their not even aware. chasing another girl with black skin yet more fair. now I'm standing in the store searching though the creams yes guys. young black girls do these things. mom calling your phone, but your not done looking. for the one that works as the mirror stares at you, hoping your wishes come true. turn this dark skin into something more pleasing for you. unaware of the tears that are always there clouding your vision. so you can never see the truth that you are the most beautiful of the two Brown Queens this is for you sometimes you are the only smudge in the room. we are ignored, chastised, and cast aside for most of our young lives until you wake up on your own and realize those pictures on your phone don't represent women like YOU women with the perfect hue never a blemish or imperfection could ever be seen by the likes of you and you finally understand the attention was always on you veiled by insults you couldn't see through little brown girls with curly hair you matter and your skin does too. that was something I could never tell myself but then again I had no help from young women like myself cause most of them wishing they was Gina we still don't get what that representation means how Pam had a connection to queens. but how auspicious they've made the cover up it never really had quality but means to further divide our people away from black equality.
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Jul 18, 2017
Jul 18, 2017 at 8:12 PM UTC
selfish.
let's imagine a time when I hated this skin I'm in. way before ink ever flowed through this pen. when I was never proud to be told I was Tanio Indian. the blacker the berry the sweeter the juice. no the blacker your skin the closer to your roots, and the further black people will stray away from you. you'll be called names that would break even the strongest to their delight. you can be beautiful with long hair. but their not even aware. chasing another girl with black skin yet more fair. now I'm standing in the store searching though the creams yes guys. young black girls do these things. mom calling your phone, but your not done looking. for the one that works as the mirror stares at you, hoping your wishes come true. turn this dark skin into something more pleasing for you. unaware of the tears that are always there clouding your vision. so you can never see the truth that you are the most beautiful of the two Brown Queens this is for you sometimes you are the only smudge in the room. we are ignored, chastised, and cast aside for most of our young lives until you wake up on your own and realize those pictures on your phone don't represent women like YOU women with the perfect hue never a blemish or imperfection could ever be seen by the likes of you and you finally understand the attention was always on you veiled by insults you couldn't see through little brown girls with curly hair you matter and your skin does too. that was something I could never tell myself but then again I had no help from young women like myself cause most of them wishing they was Gina we still don't get what that representation means how Pam had a connection to queens. but how auspicious they've made the cover up it never really had quality but means to further divide our people away from black equality.
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what's between her legs has always demanded attention. but spoken from her lips she dare not mention. the glory that is boasted about women so divine. from your place or mine. always seems to drip from the lips of MANkind. the secrets you expect for her to keep will always amount to us suffering. oh how easy it becomes to single them out, make her weak. turn them into the prey we love worshipping.
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Jul 18, 2017
Jul 18, 2017 at 7:48 PM UTC
her.
when we tell them. i will have to be the one to explain a story so insane. ill explain it wasn't love at first sight my heart beating against all my might. i have already known you. you are a reflection of myself. how could you know this, when you've never known her? you can always recognize your own energy. you always know the sound of your own drum. i was drawn to an energy the same as mine. but opposite all aligned. an aura without a place in this time. something about her reminded me of mine. something about her reminded me of the me i left behind. before life changed the beat my drum made at one time.
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Jul 13, 2017
Jul 13, 2017 at 11:19 PM UTC
you can have it.
these tears drown me as i stare at the screen. the hearts of young Africans still suffering. they drown me into a harbor of guilt be careful don't let those tears spill. see we only care when were forced to be aware eyes stare st the screen. *** does this mean. hide yourself. **** a gun. living life this way. fathers telling the world your not his sun. girl you over here drowning, creating rivers and streams. claiming you know what being black means. until the son goes down and you hear about all these Black Men Red Districting. now you joining a fight that barely has a side. with way more history involving you nor i. whatever you say this is my life. my choice, my party. i can sit here and cry. and deny, deny, deny. while our brothers are being killed. by ourselves more than them. they don't view us as equal and im not talking about them. so girl play your part. speak your mind so that it looks like you fought. for our brothers and sisters who can no longer fight for themselves. because our black people tied their hands behind their back, as they fell into wells. of despair. miseducation. because in this world as a gay black man. your just a beast with no nation.
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Jul 13, 2017
Jul 13, 2017 at 11:07 PM UTC
moonlight.