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Vision of the White America

The salvation of yesterday's tomorrow

creeps blisterlingly by,

torturingly

resurrecting stale hopes of today's past.

 

In silence we dream of golden canals

and fluttering kisses

of the white man's world,

left superficially untouched by loose laws and pendulous light.

 

Only history's kings remain incumbent.

 

Zestless promises of the white fence linger ceaselessly in the campus of hippos

unencumbered by the passive revolt of tomorrow's yesterday yet

lost in the oceans of affirmative action

and unsteady governmental regimes.

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katelyn-knapp
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Jun 15, 2013
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