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Last weekend was “Parent’s” weekend at Yale. A time when parents are formally invited to visit. They have receptions and other events - but no potato-sack races (which is disappointing). My parents couldn’t come, they’ve never come to parent’s weekend, but Leong’s parents came again, from Macao, China, a 16,060-mile round trip. There was a time when boys could tank my self-confidence with a word. When the male gaze seemed overpowering. I’d felt constantly evaluated - but I’ve evolved - somewhat. We’re going to a party. Lisa, Leong, Sunny, Anna and I - we’ve got our shine on and we’re drawing looks. Well, ok, Lisa’s drawing looks and I’m in the general frame. Lisa sneezed, “The air quality’s bad tonight,” she announced, wiping her nose with a Kleenex. “I don’t have any allergies,” I bragged. “Me neither,” Leong added. “If you can breathe the air in China,” I said, “You’re golden.” Leong laughed “Tài zhēnshí liǎo,” (Too true!) She agreed. As we left the more street-lit part of the path, the moon, wandering in and out of the clouds, created moving shadows that peopled the darkness with phantoms. Was that impression the paranoia of fatigue? I haven’t been getting much sleep lately. Or maybe it’s October and Halloween’s just around the corner. I was walking in the rear, nestled in the mingled scents of my roommates' perfumes that, like rare blossoms, enchanted and excited the child in me. I wasn’t paying attention, and I stubbed my toe on a misaligned sidewalk tile. Don’t you hate the gap between stubbing your toe and feeling the pain?
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Oct 11, 2023
Oct 11, 2023 at 8:15 PM UTC
parent’s weekend
Last weekend was “Parent’s” weekend at Yale. A time when parents are formally invited to visit. They have receptions and other events - but no potato-sack races (which is disappointing). My parents couldn’t come, they’ve never come to parent’s weekend, but Leong’s parents came again, from Macao, China, a 16,060-mile round trip. There was a time when boys could tank my self-confidence with a word. When the male gaze seemed overpowering. I’d felt constantly evaluated - but I’ve evolved - somewhat. We’re going to a party. Lisa, Leong, Sunny, Anna and I - we’ve got our shine on and we’re drawing looks. Well, ok, Lisa’s drawing looks and I’m in the general frame. Lisa sneezed, “The air quality’s bad tonight,” she announced, wiping her nose with a Kleenex. “I don’t have any allergies,” I bragged. “Me neither,” Leong added. “If you can breathe the air in China,” I said, “You’re golden.” Leong laughed “Tài zhēnshí liǎo,” (Too true!) She agreed. As we left the more street-lit part of the path, the moon, wandering in and out of the clouds, created moving shadows that peopled the darkness with phantoms. Was that impression the paranoia of fatigue? I haven’t been getting much sleep lately. Or maybe it’s October and Halloween’s just around the corner. I was walking in the rear, nestled in the mingled scents of my roommates' perfumes that, like rare blossoms, enchanted and excited the child in me. I wasn’t paying attention, and I stubbed my toe on a misaligned sidewalk tile. Don’t you hate the gap between stubbing your toe and feeling the pain?
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I fell into a dream waking up into a cookie-scented utopia of apostrophes that indicated ownership because it was Marc's cookie and participles grasped and secured like a balloon tied to a toddler's hand I fell into a dream where nothing was kool or rite and everything had been twice read, reviewed, evaluated, and deemed worthy like the cupcakes that get placed on the plate in a Cupcake War I fell into a dream of silence during silent work time not invaded by a slithering serpent fork-tongued and effulgent with ideas expressing expressions idioms cliches redundancies falsehoods lies and the silence hung like an anticipated snow cold cloaking with excitement and a feeling of being completely awake.
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Sep 18, 2013
Sep 18, 2013 at 11:26 AM UTC
dreamscape in ELA
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Oct 19, 2021
Oct 19, 2021 at 2:27 PM UTC
Real Opinions Taken From Local Psychiatrist and Doctor
"What's wrong with you?" he asked through a chuckle, and then it hit me. I knew exactly what was wrong with me. I was passionate about things, and never about people. I had loved people, but always platonically, or platonic and gilded with a crush or wrapped in lust that I always brushed off with innuendos and flippancy. I had never loved another person the way I loved twisting my brain around a calculus problem or constructing a flame chart. I had thought of people in a romantic sense more than I had evaluated people for science bowl, but lust and love had never consumed me as the issue of organizing practice and evaluation and cuts within the handspan of a month. I always fell in love with things, and never with people, and that's why already, not even 16 yet, I've reconciled myself to die alone.
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Sep 18, 2013
Sep 18, 2013 at 6:01 PM UTC
9/18
I looked around me                                               For a noble man Someone who could lead A man a child could trust Some man who never cheated A man not owned by money Some man who wouldn't lie A man a child would trust Some man that loves his God Well he was hard to find I looked at all the presidents In the past United States I evaluated judges and lawyers I checked out sailors, doctors and  farmers Just for one honest man But none of them met the criteria Until I remembered Perhaps there is one Just maybe…just maybe… Barrack Obama -------------------------------------------------------- I believe time will bear that out. That’s my story and I’m sticking with it.
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Feb 3, 2011
Feb 3, 2011 at 9:37 AM UTC
Who's The Best Man February 3, 2011
Eyes tightly shut, I count to a safe number and turn the switch On Off On Off On On? On is where my demons lie, where the obsessive counting , swallowing and numbers clutch at me. Where I see darkness even when my eyes are open, where being awake is no consolation. All my scars are exposed, my anxiety evaluated and my fear is exposed. Off? I'm no longer me. The material is ironed out, I fluctuate and bend. I am false. I make sounds which are not my own, forget myself. I forget to clutch at you. You're amongst my demons, often you are my demons. And there lie my choices, if choice even exists at all.
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Jun 8, 2013
Jun 8, 2013 at 2:17 PM UTC
Decision
I know you are better than that. It angers and frustrates me how; Childish and ill-disciplined you can be. A motto in which you follow unknowingly, "Think before" "Act later." Think about us. Think of how people see you when you are like that. It disappoints me and has drawn me To the point of a deepening depression when it comes to mind. To see your role model disobey and, Throw everything they have taught you, Out the window. We learn by example but have you Evaluated your actions, especially The ones' you exhibit to us? It's your time to make a change. Your life will fall apart if this continues. I write this as a wake-up call. Not only because I love you but To see you become a better person. It is your choice.
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Sep 21, 2016
Sep 21, 2016 at 9:53 AM UTC
A Look In The Mirror
You look down on me from supposed heights. You think yourself the world's axis. You exercise control at every chance. You spy on me like a vulture, waiting for a chance to feast upon my carcass. You think I don't notice. Tinted windows hide not identity! You will lose this game you play, for no one plays it, but you. I will continue, regardless of you for in my world, you do not matter. The things you do are inconsequential My mission calls me higher. Stay in the world you've schemed yourself I had evaluated you as an equal, how far did discernment deceive. I name you not even worthy enough to be named my nemesis
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Jun 1, 2012
Jun 1, 2012 at 11:39 PM UTC
Nemesis
She evaluated, assessed and condemned the mind, and slights of tongue but never attempted to glimpse inside my heart which always swelled and heaved. Those early weekend mornings spent alone   while they slept and the sun climbed broadly in the sky were only safe because of the proximity of their souls, her soul. Maybe the outside doesn't always reflect what it can or should or doesn't show but feels in vast measure the way way a child feels he's being carried. Now idle winds blow seething to be old and free of the minds own burdensome choices and rhetoric about the ice never again getting to melt. Never being freed to move from solid state through flowability, then wind its way with out weight down the road toward yet another chance at redemption.
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Oct 9, 2010
Oct 9, 2010 at 3:45 AM UTC
Saturday Morning
Your lust for life, became evaluated to a placid sigh while the hollow father figure
 trips on a promise and vanished to a commonplace 
hello
 Was this where your journey began? 
Haltered bones in skin 
quivering against the flesh
 wide canvas that unraveled to 
just a piece of thread
 spun colours 
leaking into pavements
 that swallowed the beauty whole 
like ****** woman with teeth between their thighs
 who used their weapons to disguise 
 the strength of a man 
compressing blood to inches 
his appendix 
standing 
proud
 weakened by the wringing of moisture Winding up people like 
puppets caught in string
 We use the tools to better 
ourselves but we’ve become so mean
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Sep 11, 2015
Sep 11, 2015 at 7:30 PM UTC
Word *****
A Prof. Ed. subject – Curriculum Development The “total learning experience” subject to assessment Assessed, Hidden, Learned & other types Curriculum is designed for our school lives This mechanism must be evaluated In a school to be accredited Curriculum undergoes planning, implementation & evaluation It experiences innovations as education goes on! -04/01/2017 (Dumarao) *PEN Poems
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Sep 28, 2019
Sep 28, 2019 at 9:58 PM UTC
Learning Curriculum Development
I uttered those words Without understanding their true meaning How ignorant of me The look on your face Killed me Figuratively It made me wish I could take it all back Two words With honest intent Changed this game forever I have never before More closely evaluated my life Than when I said "Check mate" And you still had a move to make
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Dec 3, 2016
Dec 3, 2016 at 1:28 PM UTC
I am but a Pawn
I apologize if I'm too persistent in telling you that you matter to me and my heart in ways no one ever has. I've become melancholy in the thought of being alone since I have never been treated like anything but a waste of space and values on a clock. Years have gone by since I've felt like I truly existed to anyone for reasons beyond carnal need and emotional comprehension. I'm not accustomed to feeling a purpose. I've become distant from my own mental standpoint and blood-pumping center whereas I can find no direction. I've been abandoned by those who claimed they would never surrender. I've been damaged by those who stated they could never, would never, misuse me. When you re-arrived in this shattered existence of mine and evaluated me as an actual being with sentimental value, instead of falling apart, I found myself falling together. Every last piece of me discovering the significance of who I am, always have been, and hopefully always will be. I lost multiple opportunities in which I could express to you the amount I care for your entire essence, I could beg to show you now. However, I will do so as you're willing. Prepared. Consenting. Wanting. You appeared in my life and became a part of the character I never expected to be. "Tu me manques." You are missing from me.
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Feb 3, 2014
Feb 3, 2014 at 9:40 PM UTC
You Are Missing From Me
Hideous static, dreams orbiting, a dark planet, granular daydreams, gasps of conversation, footfall drowns out conscience, layered chatter to infinity, that which is not man ......bleeps............. a regret rimmed thought, ............afternoon's perpetual zombies......... plucking at a keyboard's harp strings, evaluated, numerical data streams no contemplation will set you free, from 8 hours dragging on,
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Oct 17, 2018
Oct 17, 2018 at 11:52 AM UTC
Anxious worker 3
I ********* random throated titles, how do they taste aloud, in the early bedroom air, where poems complete, must at day's end return, to go to breathe, *(to be  reread and merit evaluated in the honesty of the ColorlessNight)* to meet a state of completion, worth writing, this new conception, for the team's tryouts, a new notion? she hears my desalinated rumbling mumbles, "say what you said again," demurring t'was nothing, but she won't be deferred not, she knows better the my~ways than me, half or mostly asleep, she insistent tough, even though she won't recall, seconds later, nonetheless, "tell me what you said!" easier to confess the title of a poem next trying, tasting than defer, soon thereafter Easy Button hit, it, writes itself: To Be With You *to be with you, mon raison d'être, the one, the only, the never lonely season my valid lateness excuse, teach! my validity, my reasoning, my incensed senses present proof, my existence passport stamped, boy, you are poem purposed, to be with her!*
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Apr 12, 2014
Apr 12, 2014 at 8:42 AM UTC
Muttering Poem Titles Aloud
Oh what a wonderful phase We are in right now, us five girlfriends, With defunct love lives and no immediate hope of securing a boyfriend. Oh what freedom there is, in branding ourselves "unaffordable platinums", And priding ourselves at being too good for those mortal, fallible, self-proclaimed "alpha" men. Such hypocrites we are, actually, Ridiculing and belittling that cute guy, Still discussing his every move, nudging and giggling at each other when he passes by. But hey, call us hypocrites, evil, mean- All of it we whole-heartedly accept. Right now, we're living life in moments, And our bucket list of madness, we mean to "check"- Aimless flirting - check! Pointless bedtime discussions - check! Choosing a guy and then dissecting His every habit - check, His dressing style- check, His twinkling eyes- check, That had met ours today over lunch break- YES! Check!, His last aloof message- check, Sending an even more curt response- check, Our hidden hopes that he would reply, With affectionate words and also apologize, For all the times he wasn't all that nice- wistful check. Oh we're a bundle of emotions, us five, Sans pressures and restrictions that a guy brings along, Sans complexities and compulsions that come free With his supplies of testosterone. So, broadcasting this to all you gentlemen out there, If you ever venture into our line of sight, Prepare to be scrutinised, evaluated, and then rejected outright, By this precious, exuberant pack of platinum five.
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Aug 11, 2015
Aug 11, 2015 at 2:27 PM UTC
Girl Power!
Oh what a wonderful phase We are in right now, us five girlfriends, With defunct love lives and no immediate hope of securing a boyfriend. Oh what freedom there is, in branding ourselves "unaffordable platinums", And priding ourselves at being too good for those mortal, fallible, self-proclaimed "alpha" men. Such hypocrites we are, actually, Ridiculing and belittling that cute guy, Still discussing his every move, nudging and giggling at each other when he passes by. But hey, call us hypocrites, evil, mean- All of it we whole-heartedly accept. Right now, we're living life in moments, And our bucket list of madness, we mean to "check"- Aimless flirting - check! Pointless bedtime discussions - check! Choosing a guy and then dissecting His every habit - check, His dressing style- check, His twinkling eyes- check, That had met ours today over lunch break- YES! Check!, His last aloof message- check, Sending an even more curt response- check, Our hidden hopes that he would reply, With affectionate words and also apologize, For all the times he wasn't all that nice- wistful check. Oh we're a bundle of emotions, us five, Sans pressures and restrictions that a guy brings along, Sans complexities and compulsions that come free With his supplies of testosterone. So, broadcasting this to all you gentlemen out there, If you ever venture into our line of sight, Prepare to be scrutinised, evaluated, and then rejected outright, By this precious, exuberant pack of platinum five.
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You’ve changed imperceptibly yet obviously since the last time You’ve changed something has shadowed your sunshine Clouded things You’ve changed you dress impeccably still and wear your heart on your sleeve embroidered with care into the fabric of you You’ve changed I see age creeping into the corners of your eyes edging into the mirrors framing the light claiming you You’ve changed the things we shared are now past distant and our language of intimacy forgotten shifted to polite familiarity lacking finesse I’ve changed Moving quietly away from the totem that was you re-evaluated what it was reviewed assumptions in detail in colour and learned evolved We’ve changed lost our polarity the semblance of kindred-ness that we celebrated valued and cosseted we have let go moved realised and grown
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Apr 16, 2012
Apr 16, 2012 at 6:07 AM UTC
You've Changed...
Sedated and initiated my feelings have been evaluated, and been found wanting. Frayed dreams lie unravelling in the decayed recesses of my mind. Laid bare they seem displaced and out of place with reality. Concentrate, I tell myself, eradicate, confiscate those decayed dreams wipe the slate clean, chalk it all up to life and it's experiences. Better to take the bitter pill called reality than eat the decay of a pretend life. Wipe the slate clean, be born anew culminate in a straight jacket, be the bait for fate to step in and renew you. Liberate, agitate, evaluate, educate yourself. Don't give in. Don't give up, life is for living good or bad, wipe the slate clean.
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Apr 29, 2014
Apr 29, 2014 at 4:49 PM UTC
Wiping the slate clean.
My Valued Muse Can I call you my home? As home is where heart is, Shield to my tender wants, The ****** of my inner thoughts. Can I call you by my name? As name publicly identifies, My tag, in every good or bad, You chose to happily claim. Can I call you my investment? As investment is for future security, Planned and evaluated carefully No regrets, I venture capital happily. Can I call you my achievement? An achievement I am proud of, To open sky, I announce quite often, Loud and clear your Goals are met Can I call you my heart? As heart is the regulator of all One's thinking and actions, Without any change of outer being. Can I call you my body? As miles apart, I bleed from a cut, One you experienced whilst cooking, My body forever linked to yours. Can I call you my public officer, As you announce my name in parts unseen, Fame simply from being a disciple of love, My name you broadcast to thousands. Can I call you my book? With chapters and pages, Organized with my attitude and silly wits, Chapters in a storyline that carries my act. Can I call you my Iife? As every possession of yours is valued, As dear to me in every way, As it is to you ... My existence rests with you. ©Perveiz Ali
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Oct 7, 2015
Oct 7, 2015 at 6:15 AM UTC
My Valued Muse
In Meditative state with open third eye under golden moon I ventured outward. Out to visit the timelines of Earths future. My ticket was heartbeat My intention to learn. I investigated, evaluated, and witnessed more and more possibilities. Some bleak at mercy of evil ones that still control but are loosing ground. Some riding waves of peace and compassion. On returning I knew the answer and went to the task of harnessing it of distributing it of living it. The answer LOVE Its in all human forms just needs to be accessed and nurtured.
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Dec 10, 2017
Dec 10, 2017 at 10:10 AM UTC
Timelines Traveled
Mary Jane here we go again Just me and you on this private plane We hit a few turbulents from the **** But we were able to maintain and came back strong We should not be doing this But how can something so right be so wrong - And now we are faded Out of space, this world we evaded On a new level, we evaluated Inner peace, we mediated Inner circle, no blunts rotated Mental peace, we medicated - Mary Jane here we go again On this journey, you and I I was lost until you heard my cries And as we watch how time flies I no longer feel lonely with you by my side Take me along on your ride As you cruise through my mind - Lowkie ©
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Dec 5, 2020
Dec 5, 2020 at 11:50 AM UTC
Mary Jane
It saddens me to watch women They're so busy Proving their worth at work Because it was not always an option Not their fault. But was it man's fault? Purely stripped down of the powerstruggle? No. Someone had to look after children It was a necessity, survival of the race Pure and simple. I've been trained, evaluated and promoted By men not women Miss Professional Climber It might intrest you to know That I didn't blow them to get ahead If I didn't have skills That would've reflected poorly On the man who put me there And sweety, he'a not an idiot But I'm starting to think that you are. In business Time is still Money It saddens me to watch women Trying to live up to the mother In an ideal world Indeed in a movie Feeling guilty for things they can't help Indeed for being a mere human It's rarely the parents' fault For if they knew better They would've done better Pure and simple. It saddens me to watch women Trying to have the perfect body Sure men can be cruel But is it really all because of them? Are they the ones greedily Grasping on to a gossip magazine Inviting their friends To judge others like it's a social event Spending hours in front of the mirror When all they needed is to take a shower Clean clothes, mascara and eyeliner Never heard a man complain About the natural look And when asked He didn't have the first idea What else I would've needed. Are we really doing this To lure in the perfect man You know the one that in reality Doesn't know why you want a thighgap Because he doesn't know what it is! And if he does He didn't think to check that you had one When he asked you out. Women blame men for only wanting one thing And he's definitely a pig When he talks to your ***** It may surprise the fairer *** That according to a poll The first thing men really notice Are the eyes and the smile And sure men tend to look at other women But studies show that Not only can they not help it They don't even remember having seen her in the first place So who are the real ******** here? Is it not the women themselves? It's more than true That women don't dress for men They dress for other women Women don't want to be perfect mothers Purely for their children but for other mothers Women don't want to be bosses Because it reflects their personal power but because they want to dominate other women
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Jun 8, 2015
Jun 8, 2015 at 12:02 PM UTC
The Fairer ***
It saddens me to watch women They're so busy Proving their worth at work Because it was not always an option Not their fault. But was it man's fault? Purely stripped down of the powerstruggle? No. Someone had to look after children It was a necessity, survival of the race Pure and simple. I've been trained, evaluated and promoted By men not women Miss Professional Climber It might intrest you to know That I didn't blow them to get ahead If I didn't have skills That would've reflected poorly On the man who put me there And sweety, he'a not an idiot But I'm starting to think that you are. In business Time is still Money It saddens me to watch women Trying to live up to the mother In an ideal world Indeed in a movie Feeling guilty for things they can't help Indeed for being a mere human It's rarely the parents' fault For if they knew better They would've done better Pure and simple. It saddens me to watch women Trying to have the perfect body Sure men can be cruel But is it really all because of them? Are they the ones greedily Grasping on to a gossip magazine Inviting their friends To judge others like it's a social event Spending hours in front of the mirror When all they needed is to take a shower Clean clothes, mascara and eyeliner Never heard a man complain About the natural look And when asked He didn't have the first idea What else I would've needed. Are we really doing this To lure in the perfect man You know the one that in reality Doesn't know why you want a thighgap Because he doesn't know what it is! And if he does He didn't think to check that you had one When he asked you out. Women blame men for only wanting one thing And he's definitely a pig When he talks to your ***** It may surprise the fairer *** That according to a poll The first thing men really notice Are the eyes and the smile And sure men tend to look at other women But studies show that Not only can they not help it They don't even remember having seen her in the first place So who are the real ******** here? Is it not the women themselves? It's more than true That women don't dress for men They dress for other women Women don't want to be perfect mothers Purely for their children but for other mothers Women don't want to be bosses Because it reflects their personal power but because they want to dominate other women
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For centuries I took on different monikers Of what America has labelled me If I was African in Europe or Spain They won't say African-Spaniard or African-European they was just label me as a black person born in Spain or Europe It would seem to fly in the face of this rhetorical statement that yet hasn't been evaluated But only in America I have a certain label and class mostly because of a race Check out the statistics 200 years ago I was called ***** 50 years later I am called colored 50 years later I am called ***** 25 years later I'm called black 25 years later I am called African American This **** doesn't add up so I had To re-add my history and subtract the ******** That's getting spit from.the pulpits The pimps that is They dipped there tongue in scorching sphere Then say they are luminous in the atmosphere A holy ghost more like a holy hoax I been lied to about my history The more I discover the more I recognized That blacks the true lost Israelites Have built American and formed pretty muxh every innovation you can think of Not to mention the whites folks that only had the Money and resources then take credit as there Own plagiarism at its best No offense to white folks But truthful white folks know where I'm Going with this Racialist to divide races to keep one superior And the other inferior Strain sweat blood tears instill the deepest fears For four hundred plus years Can't even get an even score society to sore When a black man rises he look upon as a terrorist To the secret entities they lie within the government Why did Hoover and his gang assasinated Malcolm X and Medgar Evers huh?? Where they that terrified Of a rise of a Black.Nation?? So I'm.denouncing my citizen ship under the alias African American I'm a black Hebrew a stolen one at that lol
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Dec 17, 2014
Dec 17, 2014 at 9:16 AM UTC
No Longer African-American
For centuries I took on different monikers Of what America has labelled me If I was African in Europe or Spain They won't say African-Spaniard or African-European they was just label me as a black person born in Spain or Europe It would seem to fly in the face of this rhetorical statement that yet hasn't been evaluated But only in America I have a certain label and class mostly because of a race Check out the statistics 200 years ago I was called ***** 50 years later I am called colored 50 years later I am called ***** 25 years later I'm called black 25 years later I am called African American This **** doesn't add up so I had To re-add my history and subtract the ******** That's getting spit from.the pulpits The pimps that is They dipped there tongue in scorching sphere Then say they are luminous in the atmosphere A holy ghost more like a holy hoax I been lied to about my history The more I discover the more I recognized That blacks the true lost Israelites Have built American and formed pretty muxh every innovation you can think of Not to mention the whites folks that only had the Money and resources then take credit as there Own plagiarism at its best No offense to white folks But truthful white folks know where I'm Going with this Racialist to divide races to keep one superior And the other inferior Strain sweat blood tears instill the deepest fears For four hundred plus years Can't even get an even score society to sore When a black man rises he look upon as a terrorist To the secret entities they lie within the government Why did Hoover and his gang assasinated Malcolm X and Medgar Evers huh?? Where they that terrified Of a rise of a Black.Nation?? So I'm.denouncing my citizen ship under the alias African American I'm a black Hebrew a stolen one at that lol
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