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Family Secret An Ice-cream man, with an Ice-cream van His melodic chimes seem magical  and enchanting the heat waves, a major summer killer Little children with happy faces make biblical verses Jump off the pages and come alive Block to blocks, street to streets laughter could be heard for miles  There he was sitting on the old stoop A little freckle face boy. with eyes of a deep, dark blue Waiting for God to answer his pray Poor, little Vincent Maloney He remember his grandmother harsh words "Wipe your tears away, and pray in silent Young Vincent Maloney" “I pity your mother and I pity her choices, and most all I pity her For eloping with the colored man  Barbara Coleman husband Wipe your nose, and weep no more Your daddy ain't your daddy But your daddy doesn’t know . Race is not a determinable concept my child.
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Jun 21, 2017
Jun 21, 2017 at 3:40 PM UTC
Family Secret
Family Secret An Ice-cream man, with an Ice-cream van His melodic chimes seem magical  and enchanting the heat waves, a major summer killer Little children with happy faces make biblical verses Jump off the pages and come alive Block to blocks, street to streets laughter could be heard for miles  There he was sitting on the old stoop A little freckle face boy. with eyes of a deep, dark blue Waiting for God to answer his pray Poor, little Vincent Maloney He remember his grandmother harsh words "Wipe your tears away, and pray in silent Young Vincent Maloney" “I pity your mother and I pity her choices, and most all I pity her For eloping with the colored man  Barbara Coleman husband Wipe your nose, and weep no more Your daddy ain't your daddy But your daddy doesn’t know . Race is not a determinable concept my child.
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Jun 21, 2017
Jun 21, 2017 at 3:40 PM UTC
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