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If it weren't for the consistent badgering of radical america your roots your nourishment would enrich the very soil our ancestors turned, but pests and pesticides alike have yet to be relinquished, "autumn" has consumed us as smiles fall-- the hazmat suits leave us bare to the weathered reality, except you, umbrellas and storm sheltered words nurture loved ones -- you are worth the wait, with conflict resolve you take off your helmet and gear we are not prepared for such violence -- shielded eyes from falsified truths you bloom and blush, you are beautiful, a perfect storm your wrath the 5th element -- uncontrollable you are free as "winter" resides on your shoulder, she is awakened and unapologetic, a God among us, frightfully we are safe we have waited for your wine to runneth and pop goes the cork, as the war begins your throne you sit with confidence.
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Dec 1, 2015
Dec 1, 2015 at 12:06 PM UTC
(daughter of Egyptian Goddess Sekhmet) the un-Suppression of the Black Woman pt.2
If you weren't dark skin you'd blush, You and your pleasantly "spring" demeanor, blooming smiles in secret inside your hazmat suit, from any type of feelings, you are already infected, -- and contagious, yet refuse to admit the goosebumps on your neck, without the fortunate luxury of showing your emotion society has deemed you timeless, an eloquent flagrant aroma, the definition of fine wine with a zest -- a spiciness of an impatient "summer", you are warm, and the stem of your smiles comes with thorns of poison, weapons of mass destruction, so you're cloaked, tucked away from societal norms, and expectations --  who are we to judge, you are correct, your skin, is the right tone, to grab the attention for all the unwelcome, literal and figuratively baring a cluster of ideas, wants, desires -- requested by only the elite, pasteurized and preserved until then.
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Sep 1, 2015
Sep 1, 2015 at 7:56 PM UTC
(daughter of Egyptian Goddess Sekhmet) the un-Suppression of the Black Woman pt.1
( for my former cat, Charlie) Bastet slits green eyes ancient protector of women & children under the iron slither of a moon The Nile dances in her veins as she draws near & the last rattlesnake breath of a mouse dances under her. What philosopher could paint her grace & viciousness at once or apples bobbed at Halloween at which she presides in all her ebony & majesty
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Aug 1, 2015
Aug 1, 2015 at 12:25 PM UTC
Bastet