Whence I was younger Nine or ten of age I remember me and mine parents Travelling down to south Carolina ( Myrtle Beach) And on that elongated trip By car of course, I remembered the smell of the hillside's Whilst traveling inside Virginia, and west viginia As thou didst not knoweth (Beckley, west Virginia) is where grandpa's from (Mothers side), of course... Anywho, Whilst travelling I saw freedom Freedom men died for Slaved for Embraced for I could hear the gunshots And moonshine traces Left upon the wind wherein they were created That noise hast not faded... Not even slightly... The people were kind Invitingly... Southern souled kins... As we continue up and down the curly cue roads, The ones with no railways (Quite scary I must sayeth) We continue on into North Carolina... Whilst entering into the North of Carolina, It was a simple place Wasn't mine type of place to be honest ( more of a south Carolina guy, "the old feel") We past more charming upranged mountains As the mountains thou couldst tell We're boiled into the land By gods hot glued finger Many country roads and highways To break on in Here's the part though that awoketh me .. We came to a road a little past Charlotte The big city in the north of carolina.!!!! This course pavement Artery Was a hidden road One thou wouldst not want to travel alone at night There were trees on both sides Trees that looked as if they had cometh out of the (nightmare before Christmas movie,) As thou couldst feel the old pained( ******* subjugation) The deathly lane was just that ( deathly) moribund in all manner No houses No streetlights to guide thy way Not even creatures to scurry, If their was any They were moribund to Like the ghost slaves staring back at us I felt those bondaged men The Africans who hath been slain on those trees Plucked from their homeland Sent here too be whipped and bleed I saw no illumination Other than the moon (Full moon) To guideth ourn way.... As I felt the slaves running , Weaving in and out of those trees As if they were still running in fear Fear from their slavemasters We finally pushed on through that devilish appartional road Making it out alive It felt as if a nightmare As if forever I believeth it took two hours just to get out!!!!!! No lying there Of course I was nine or ten So thou doth not have to believeth me Though I canst forget the feeling of those slaves eyes glancing Crying out for help from me And trust me If I was there In that time All of those slaves Wouldst haveth been free Free from chains Free to roam Free to come and go And go to Myrtle Beach With me and mine family !!!