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"lynched" poems
please dont touch my crown the black rubies were encrusted by steve biko madam cj walker made it a sign of royalty blood was shed for this ***** hair i am a servant to this crown, and i will show my loyalty. please dont touch my crown i can feel the curlism in your fingers your greedy hands appropriate it for relevance you have hated volume and colour for centuries but now you see beauty where you once saw pestilence. please dont touch my crown let your eyes feast on the sight of true glory forget about vanity, and hear our chains taste our dry blood, smell our lynched bodies but never touch our hair without remembering our pain. - t.m
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Jan 12, 2017
Jan 12, 2017 at 10:24 AM UTC
please don't touch my crown
* I am talking of fearlessness "Fearlessness..." The same fearlessness Shown by Christ on the cross The same fearlessness Shown by Gandhi For his non-violence The same fearlessness When Mansoor said "I am YOU" Was lynched & cut piece by piece The same fearlessness Of Meera who sang for Krishna on the streets When she was humiliated, ****** made fun off The same fearlessness When Radha danced for Krishna Even after Krishna left Vrindawan for Dwarka The same fearlessness With which Hussaiyn Ali Martryed his life at Karbala While trusting someone The same fearlessness Of Sita when she withstood The tests of Rama's accusations The same fearlessness When Bahi Taru Singh suffered governor's brutal torture The same fearlessness When Mirziyaan gave his bow & arrow To Sahibaan knowing that The tip of his arrow may be blunted Leading to his death The same fearlessness When Romeo drank the poison And Zuliet stabbed herself with a dagger The same fearlessness That made Layla fall sick & died on hearing that Her Majnun is roaming mad in wilderness; Later on hearing about Layla's death Majnun died near Layla's grave The same fearlessness When Rabia wanted to Cease the fire of hell and Set alight hopes of paradise The same fearlessness Of Rumi who guards The divine light of LOVE The same fearlessness When one is compelled by soul energy to LOVE BELOVEDz That is the fearlessness I am talking about "The fearlessness of LOVE" *
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Oct 1, 2017
Oct 1, 2017 at 11:55 PM UTC
FEARLESSNESS
Brother. You are a vampire. Why do you lust for blood? Brother. They have found out now. Your death is certain. Detest that agony. Writhe with rage. You will be lynched, And burned in the sun. Brother. You are a Vampire. Royalty runs in your veins. You lust for blood. Like a peasant for coins. Die now. In royal vain. You ended your world. When you ****** the life, Out of the child. That boy.
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Apr 11, 2014
Apr 11, 2014 at 9:29 AM UTC
Brother. (Illuminations of War: Story)
I wake to the news of another lynching As our boys scream Bleed Blue And over the border, the Green Girls rejoice And somewhere in Jharkhand Two families mourn the death of their men Cattle traders? Terrorists? Muslim? With cloth stuffed in their throats And arms tied behind Hatred showing in the mob mentality Another dark blot on our secular fabric And I watch a short film, India, India Of a young boy on Tuesday selling ganeshas at a temple Another image of the same boy on a Friday Selling taweez and chanting Ya Ali Outside Mumbai’s Haji Ali And on Sunday, the same boy singing the praises of the Lord outside a church, selling amulets And I smile This is the India I love, the different faiths The acceptance, the co-existence As the morning drones on, I watch and participate In the endless debates on Facebook and Twitter Of people posing, taking sides, sounding pedantic While they sit comfortably in their homes Sipping ginger tea made by an underage maid While their Labrador retriever is taken for a walk By their Nepali driver and the Muslim cook smokes a bidi In the garden with the Bihari maali where their son plays But what will happen to the sons of the lynched cattle traders? What will happen to the brothers of the women ***** What will happen to the mothers of the sons killed? What will happen to the fathers of the unborn children Killed for their mistake of being a girl child? Is this the India we want to grow up in? Is this the India we want to have children in? Is this the India we want to grow old in? Wake up, my country, it is still dawn The road is long and far and we have miles to walk Towards peace and freedom and love Towards acceptance and equality and oneness Get off that sofa and make a difference Participate, vote, empower, create, enable It’s up to you whether our country goes this way or that So, wake up, my country, it is still dawn Wake up, my country, it is still dawn
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Mar 20, 2016
Mar 20, 2016 at 7:57 AM UTC
Wake Up, My Country
I wake to the news of another lynching As our boys scream Bleed Blue And over the border, the Green Girls rejoice And somewhere in Jharkhand Two families mourn the death of their men Cattle traders? Terrorists? Muslim? With cloth stuffed in their throats And arms tied behind Hatred showing in the mob mentality Another dark blot on our secular fabric And I watch a short film, India, India Of a young boy on Tuesday selling ganeshas at a temple Another image of the same boy on a Friday Selling taweez and chanting Ya Ali Outside Mumbai’s Haji Ali And on Sunday, the same boy singing the praises of the Lord outside a church, selling amulets And I smile This is the India I love, the different faiths The acceptance, the co-existence As the morning drones on, I watch and participate In the endless debates on Facebook and Twitter Of people posing, taking sides, sounding pedantic While they sit comfortably in their homes Sipping ginger tea made by an underage maid While their Labrador retriever is taken for a walk By their Nepali driver and the Muslim cook smokes a bidi In the garden with the Bihari maali where their son plays But what will happen to the sons of the lynched cattle traders? What will happen to the brothers of the women ***** What will happen to the mothers of the sons killed? What will happen to the fathers of the unborn children Killed for their mistake of being a girl child? Is this the India we want to grow up in? Is this the India we want to have children in? Is this the India we want to grow old in? Wake up, my country, it is still dawn The road is long and far and we have miles to walk Towards peace and freedom and love Towards acceptance and equality and oneness Get off that sofa and make a difference Participate, vote, empower, create, enable It’s up to you whether our country goes this way or that So, wake up, my country, it is still dawn Wake up, my country, it is still dawn
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They began without notice, in the city of Mombasa By the Al shabab shooting baby Osinya in the head, Killed the mother, leaving a slug stuck in Osinya’s head Killing and mauling many others macabrously, Killing for no other reason, but tribe and faith, Their victims confess different religion and ethnicity. They had initially lynched the West Gate Mall In Nairobi, killing the aged and seasoned darling Of African poetry and true fountain of peace The dearest Kofi Awonor, in full watch of his son, Confirming a trail of the ghastly curse of fate and death That totted him arduously from his home in the west Of the tropical gulag that makes the land of Africa From where the terror maestro ; Boko haram reign scot free Mayheming, Killing, ****** and kidnapping harmless virgins Killing For no other reason but tribe and faith, Their victims confess different religion and ethnicity. They have now killed fifty peasants in Mpeketon town, ****** them in circles to puncture their virginity and brutally kidnapping those that are not ***** Using the AK 47 and the Ak 74 to shoot and **** Without reason nor course but failure of mind Botched down by authenticity of holy diversity Heavenly packaged in God’s idea of tribe, Uhm! An African man with a gun is a brute of brutes, Giving an African a gun is simple mess of the world In to helter-skelter poise tilting peace higgledy-piggledy, Killing one another like animals premised by Charles Darwin As overtly seen in the warring Congo and CAR, Where Africans **** one another in a stupid dint, To ape Rwanda or no! To outshine the Jewish Massacre In the Ammonium chambers of fuehrer Adolf ****** This stupid Africans baser than wild beasts, Who told you that your greatness will come from killing your neighbours; the fellow peasants? These African men are the modern homoguerrillus, Which one call cheap war making man They and **** ! **** **** **** **** **** **** For no other reason but faith and tribe, Their victims confess different religion and ethnicity. Gunshots of the gunmen in Africa are not A song of the caged bird, no whatsoever, They are cowardly maneuvers of the weak As the weak and cowards rarely forgive, They arm themselves to the teeth With deadly weapons from Russia or wherever Only to shoot and **** the old and malnourished Peasant women, killing the likes of baby Osinya Shooting a suckling baby to prove your heroism, These African men are really a Whiteman’s burden, They **** their fellows from cockcrow to chick roost For no other reason but tribe and faith, Their victims confess different religion and ethnicity.
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 9:45 AM UTC
THE GUNMEN OF AFRICA ARE NOT A SONG OF THE CAGED BIRD
They began without notice, in the city of Mombasa By the Al shabab shooting baby Osinya in the head, Killed the mother, leaving a slug stuck in Osinya’s head Killing and mauling many others macabrously, Killing for no other reason, but tribe and faith, Their victims confess different religion and ethnicity. They had initially lynched the West Gate Mall In Nairobi, killing the aged and seasoned darling Of African poetry and true fountain of peace The dearest Kofi Awonor, in full watch of his son, Confirming a trail of the ghastly curse of fate and death That totted him arduously from his home in the west Of the tropical gulag that makes the land of Africa From where the terror maestro ; Boko haram reign scot free Mayheming, Killing, ****** and kidnapping harmless virgins Killing For no other reason but tribe and faith, Their victims confess different religion and ethnicity. They have now killed fifty peasants in Mpeketon town, ****** them in circles to puncture their virginity and brutally kidnapping those that are not ***** Using the AK 47 and the Ak 74 to shoot and **** Without reason nor course but failure of mind Botched down by authenticity of holy diversity Heavenly packaged in God’s idea of tribe, Uhm! An African man with a gun is a brute of brutes, Giving an African a gun is simple mess of the world In to helter-skelter poise tilting peace higgledy-piggledy, Killing one another like animals premised by Charles Darwin As overtly seen in the warring Congo and CAR, Where Africans **** one another in a stupid dint, To ape Rwanda or no! To outshine the Jewish Massacre In the Ammonium chambers of fuehrer Adolf ****** This stupid Africans baser than wild beasts, Who told you that your greatness will come from killing your neighbours; the fellow peasants? These African men are the modern homoguerrillus, Which one call cheap war making man They and **** ! **** **** **** **** **** **** For no other reason but faith and tribe, Their victims confess different religion and ethnicity. Gunshots of the gunmen in Africa are not A song of the caged bird, no whatsoever, They are cowardly maneuvers of the weak As the weak and cowards rarely forgive, They arm themselves to the teeth With deadly weapons from Russia or wherever Only to shoot and **** the old and malnourished Peasant women, killing the likes of baby Osinya Shooting a suckling baby to prove your heroism, These African men are really a Whiteman’s burden, They **** their fellows from cockcrow to chick roost For no other reason but tribe and faith, Their victims confess different religion and ethnicity.
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one who basks in the soft heat of grandiose moonliness growing fatter on honeyed imaginations their sicklysweetness soaking through the pores of countless generations their minds invade a collective consciousness burning arcs of inspiration – torches of the collective vision in drilling through mutual experience great gaping black holes of creation effigies of super-egos, lynched on altars of desire neon flames and disco lights, emotions on a massive pyre maiden voyagers on never-ending cruise sinking in foreign oceans – their endurance dupes minor gods of destiny and fate they await dionysian ****** of wine and food for thought and hearts that beat in unison a schizoid muttering that enlarges and deafens manic pleasure that spins and spins in eternal circles of pleasure and pain, loss  and gain opioid mists that dream a dream of everlasting name an addiction an obsession that sumbits to some masochistic drive to empathize. - Vijayalakshmi Harish         06.09.2012 Copyright © Vijayalakshmi Harish
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Sep 6, 2012
Sep 6, 2012 at 4:55 AM UTC
a poet is...
my heart only knows rage growing, crawling like wildfire to which my bones will collapse like lilac twigs; then again, honey, we do not burn down with the fire — we become it, should we fall like witches condemned. then again, honey, they do not burn; the fire knows its mistress' touch and today, we have inherited all the anger, all the wrath, all the names of the men she held onto for centuries in her palms. today, she will avenge all her sisters lynched and effaced all her brothers starved and gunned by the very pigs who swore to protect and the fire will creep, engulf, and spread, torching their money and their abusive hands — their lying tongues and iron fists burning in cauldrons they will burn us in, and the smoke will rise to the heavens until all that's left are ashes from where no cruel man will rise. and the smoke will rise to the heavens until justice, like a goddess, emerges from a foam of embers. and the smoke will slowly lift — so will this anger. so will this wrath. and it's the sun itself that awakes to the promise of a new day.
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Apr 7, 2020
Apr 7, 2020 at 2:31 AM UTC
revolution
Oh when I think of my long-suffering race, For weary centuries despised, oppressed, Enslaved and lynched, denied a human place In the great life line of the Christian West; And in the Black Land disinherited, Robbed in the ancient country of its birth, My heart grows sick with hate, becomes as lead, For this my race that has no home on earth. Then from the dark depths of my soul. I cry To the avenging angel to consume The white man's world of wonders utterly: Let it be swallowed up in earth's vast womb, Or upward roll as sacrificial smoke To liberate my people from its yoke!
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Enslaved
My name is not romantic neither is it fantastic I am in the midst of men commanding all human I caused  man a lot Many suffer because of me Others die because of me Nothing Can be done without me Everything is done by me I break the chain of unity Mean couples divorce because of my absence When my voice speaks it shuts all the mouths of truth Those who have me in abundance Turns to command respect and prestige from those who search for me with courage without knowing I disappoint the trust of a man My searchers are my manufacturers my lovers are those I lynched silently I pray people don't recognize my inner self because I am toxic and made from that which I am Am I not like the light? makes the path clear in the dark for all human to follow I can't forget myself that All that glitters not gold It would have been better for man to search for love and wisdom than wasting precious time killing and dying for me I am only a deceiver of souls making them believe my absence is a curse so they can hurt and hate to purify  their souls but it is difficult to wake up the person not sleeping How I hate those who handle me with their conscience Helping others to recognize they can be happy without me How I hate those who think I am not all about the world Making others not to value me I am the only voice of the world and I am the only killer of the body and soul
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Dec 11, 2014
Dec 11, 2014 at 1:55 AM UTC
My name is Money
In the ghetto Huh they say you can be anything You wanna be So i joined the army Notknowing that I'll still Face tragedy and racism aint went no where It feels ghostly evil stares Of past scornful memories They traded stock off the fields And put us in the penitentiary I got my first arrest in elementary Just for being black on a sunday Walkin' on a one way street Preachers aint talking about that Cuz they know theyll get lynched for that Now they follow anything And everything That attracts money fortune and fame You know the name? We die more for the name of the father Religion is ******** No matter whats coming out the puplits They still gone **** Think of you as a nigguh belittle Troublesome and only good For cheap labor Be good and ya might get a penny  raise For good behavior Still lookin' a savior? That ***** been dead think abiut it He died at 33 ? Now ask yo self how many nigguhs Died before 33? Ships full of slaves? Lots of babies young men and women Mothers fathers to sons n daughters Two thousand fifteen and we Still seeing slaughter ??? Can you see me running from the police And we still think we run the streets Peep game homies Its no longer about racism Its about us as a minority Wither white black mexican or puerto rican We all slaves Payin' debts to society before we Took our first **** **** how could this be ? My birth belongs to a bank industry So all my real gangstas thugs to hustlers Yea even wall street yall slaves too Wake up the time is now Gotta mind gotta use it Or else these muthaphukkas will abuse it This aint nothing new Since the sun been shinin' The same from beginning to end The world was castedwith sin There was darkness before light Now that I'vegot the light Its time to enlightened others With the torch i aquired Not long before ill be retired and life expired For trying to reach for the truth And many more Live carefully Cuz this is somethin' 2 die 4.... The ghetto!!!!
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Jul 28, 2015
Jul 28, 2015 at 6:58 PM UTC
Somethin' 2 Die 4
In the ghetto Huh they say you can be anything You wanna be So i joined the army Notknowing that I'll still Face tragedy and racism aint went no where It feels ghostly evil stares Of past scornful memories They traded stock off the fields And put us in the penitentiary I got my first arrest in elementary Just for being black on a sunday Walkin' on a one way street Preachers aint talking about that Cuz they know theyll get lynched for that Now they follow anything And everything That attracts money fortune and fame You know the name? We die more for the name of the father Religion is ******** No matter whats coming out the puplits They still gone **** Think of you as a nigguh belittle Troublesome and only good For cheap labor Be good and ya might get a penny  raise For good behavior Still lookin' a savior? That ***** been dead think abiut it He died at 33 ? Now ask yo self how many nigguhs Died before 33? Ships full of slaves? Lots of babies young men and women Mothers fathers to sons n daughters Two thousand fifteen and we Still seeing slaughter ??? Can you see me running from the police And we still think we run the streets Peep game homies Its no longer about racism Its about us as a minority Wither white black mexican or puerto rican We all slaves Payin' debts to society before we Took our first **** **** how could this be ? My birth belongs to a bank industry So all my real gangstas thugs to hustlers Yea even wall street yall slaves too Wake up the time is now Gotta mind gotta use it Or else these muthaphukkas will abuse it This aint nothing new Since the sun been shinin' The same from beginning to end The world was castedwith sin There was darkness before light Now that I'vegot the light Its time to enlightened others With the torch i aquired Not long before ill be retired and life expired For trying to reach for the truth And many more Live carefully Cuz this is somethin' 2 die 4.... The ghetto!!!!
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Anxious flashbacks in the back of your Cadillac, with The window half down to drown out the drones of Mom’s mouth, ten years old and I’m anxious to Fill what I lack, but now I’m dying alone in The back of a stranger’s hatchback and I Wonder, will God let a ****** through The gates? Because Mom said the Chance of a *** getting into That place was as good as a Camel strolling thru the Eye of needle, or Something like That, I don’t Remember Really. I do know that Aunt Ruth said I was a needle in a stack of hay, so I can’t die this way, because God would never make a kid shine Like truth just to burn out in the soft glow of the flame against A spoon, that’s just logic. ‘Cuz God, I tried to tie a thread To my spine and swan dive into the fabric of this Earth, But all I got was a couches’ bruise, a pillow filled with The feathers of a plucked bird with its tongue-tied And words’ lynched, destined to haunt PSA’s and Statistics, now I’m itching for a way to lay Or place to sit to die with a sense of Purpose, so I stretch my arms out With my palms up like Jesus, But the Police will see the Lesions, a haunting Image of celestial Intent, But God Will only see The Marks From The Needle.
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Jun 24, 2014
Jun 24, 2014 at 9:46 PM UTC
Needle
From this tree, they lynched John T, for the crime of speaking against slavery. Dead now, this spar stands among Holsteins in the pasture of a man who figures we’re cousins somehow. He, a midwestern farmer, me, a California craftsman, political poles apart but blood is thicker than geography. Ancient black walnut hollowed by rot is tough to salvage. Working together with chain saw and wrecking bar we find a section of solid core, and on the surface a scar like a grinning face where the branch broke off, long gone one hundred fifty years, the branch that held the rope that swung John T’s three hundred and fifty pounds of muscle and fat and bluster until it snapped. John T, who was the grandfather of my grandfather, ran into the forest where his best friend rescued him, a man named, ironically, Lynch, grandfather of the grandfather of the man with whom I speak. Thus, cousins — in the country way. I’ll make salad bowls, I say, wooden forks and tongs, walnut plates, maybe even a tea set for your daughter who seems so outspoken, so feisty and strong. Tea set? he says, she needs a lectern! So here it is. The grinning knot on the surface. Those holes in the side, from bullets. Lead slugs. I dug them out. Here, this cloth sack. May she heft them in her fist. May her words fire like cannons for freedom.
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May 14, 2016
May 14, 2016 at 1:06 PM UTC
The Family Tree
First came the German Shepherd dogs 
Next came the water hose
 Bodies lynched, then set ablaze 
 Flesh singed, then meshed with clothes 
Innocent black lives lost, on a blood stained Poplar tree 
 Even now, I hear the Slave Overseer's words 
 Echo inside me - echoing epigenetically 
****** run, ****** die, ****** free" I am he whose antecedents 
Suffered and survived the Middle Passage's arduous trip 
I am the progeny who sprang forth from their chained ***** 
 As human chattel, my antecedents suffered the sting of the whip Their humanity, dignity and pride 
Was debased and denied
 Deracinated, their bodies were beaten black and blue 
But it was the bruises inside, they tried, but could not hide 
 Innocent black lives lost, victims of the lynching rope
 Even now, I hear the Slave Overseer's words 
Echo inside me - echoing epigenetically 
 ****** run, ****** die, ****** hope" I say again, I am he whose antecedents 
 Suffered and survived the Middle Passage's arduous trip 
 I am the progeny who sprang forth from their shackled *****
 As human chattel, my antecedents suffered the cabotage of a slave ship In 1964, they were granted civil rights, but denied civility 
A denial rooted in the flowering bloom of racial hate 
 And the verdant lushness of white supremacy's wicked fertility 
So many innocent black lives lost 
 Because of "Negative Eugenic's" lies and untruths
 Even now, I hear the Slave Overseer's words
 Echo inside me - echoing epigenetically 
****** run, ****** die, ****** choose"
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Apr 7, 2017
Apr 7, 2017 at 2:10 PM UTC
****** Run
First came the German Shepherd dogs 
Next came the water hose
 Bodies lynched, then set ablaze 
 Flesh singed, then meshed with clothes 
Innocent black lives lost, on a blood stained Poplar tree 
 Even now, I hear the Slave Overseer's words 
 Echo inside me - echoing epigenetically 
****** run, ****** die, ****** free" I am he whose antecedents 
Suffered and survived the Middle Passage's arduous trip 
I am the progeny who sprang forth from their chained ***** 
 As human chattel, my antecedents suffered the sting of the whip Their humanity, dignity and pride 
Was debased and denied
 Deracinated, their bodies were beaten black and blue 
But it was the bruises inside, they tried, but could not hide 
 Innocent black lives lost, victims of the lynching rope
 Even now, I hear the Slave Overseer's words 
Echo inside me - echoing epigenetically 
 ****** run, ****** die, ****** hope" I say again, I am he whose antecedents 
 Suffered and survived the Middle Passage's arduous trip 
 I am the progeny who sprang forth from their shackled *****
 As human chattel, my antecedents suffered the cabotage of a slave ship In 1964, they were granted civil rights, but denied civility 
A denial rooted in the flowering bloom of racial hate 
 And the verdant lushness of white supremacy's wicked fertility 
So many innocent black lives lost 
 Because of "Negative Eugenic's" lies and untruths
 Even now, I hear the Slave Overseer's words
 Echo inside me - echoing epigenetically 
****** run, ****** die, ****** choose"
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Bruising,kicking,clubbing, chanting,ranting,yelling, from afar their judgement is pronounced, scourging,ravaging,encompassed, their foes enmassed, as their woes crawles to them. Ensnared in rageous mobbing. No attention given, Brutally abased at fraternities delight, Blood splitting, Blood gushing, sands soaks in blood, as of mud from heavy downpour, fraternities yelling,mobs cheering. As their lynching delights them all. No saviour! No mercy! Woe! Woe! Woe! They rants in accord, from their chamber miserable voices screams. Only but whispers heard, in cold fatique voices. One said i am not guilty! another said we only came to collect what he owed me! Another said i live in heaven where milk and honey flows i lack nothing,i am innocent another said yesterday i paid my tuition,i paid my dues i am innocent. In cold blooded, lynched them all. their hell fire came to them alive they were burnt they were wasted as of unwanted beasts! oh! Aluu what have you done?! Who were those innocent 4 you killed?? Don't you know the pain of mothers labour at birth?! They are not different from you they feel pain! they feel torture! they feel torment! wont you scream if i club you? won't you flee if i burn you fire?! They sought to flee they sought to hide they pled for mercy but you were their miserable nightmares! You were there foes ragging in woes massacre!!! The boys were your children they were your brothers oh! Merciless Aluu!!! What have you done to the futures untold?
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Jul 16, 2013
Jul 16, 2013 at 4:28 AM UTC
Jungle Justice
Bruising,kicking,clubbing, chanting,ranting,yelling, from afar their judgement is pronounced, scourging,ravaging,encompassed, their foes enmassed, as their woes crawles to them. Ensnared in rageous mobbing. No attention given, Brutally abased at fraternities delight, Blood splitting, Blood gushing, sands soaks in blood, as of mud from heavy downpour, fraternities yelling,mobs cheering. As their lynching delights them all. No saviour! No mercy! Woe! Woe! Woe! They rants in accord, from their chamber miserable voices screams. Only but whispers heard, in cold fatique voices. One said i am not guilty! another said we only came to collect what he owed me! Another said i live in heaven where milk and honey flows i lack nothing,i am innocent another said yesterday i paid my tuition,i paid my dues i am innocent. In cold blooded, lynched them all. their hell fire came to them alive they were burnt they were wasted as of unwanted beasts! oh! Aluu what have you done?! Who were those innocent 4 you killed?? Don't you know the pain of mothers labour at birth?! They are not different from you they feel pain! they feel torture! they feel torment! wont you scream if i club you? won't you flee if i burn you fire?! They sought to flee they sought to hide they pled for mercy but you were their miserable nightmares! You were there foes ragging in woes massacre!!! The boys were your children they were your brothers oh! Merciless Aluu!!! What have you done to the futures untold?
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Racist in a cab, deputized, weaponized, Heading for the wealth of the Tulsa Wall Street, His hateful hands cannot drown God in an pond, but they've often lynched his sons.
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Aug 31, 2021
Aug 31, 2021 at 9:38 AM UTC
Red Summer
Yeah yeah passing has been alright the popular white girls my outside appearance in courtrooms hearing the honest racism from people who think I am white but its boring it gets old quick ancient and obsolete I want to be called ****** by friends and enemies I want to be beyond ****** beyond African beyond human I want to be lynched reincarnated over and over until I am a living scab hideous and hip all at once I want that fury to be noticed I want to be the one with the credit for scaring white people out of ever wanting to own us again I want to be the one to silence your heated and “innocent” racist conversation when I walk in the room violently virtue forced realization that africans gave you everything good you know of including yourself your beginning
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Apr 20, 2017
Apr 20, 2017 at 3:00 PM UTC
beyond ******
It's really hard to see the world when you cant even leave the house. No im not staring at your tit's just admiring the uhh fabric of that blouse. Mickey mouse sure is a ***** since he started doing crack. Put minnie out on the street. Daisy's out there to ? im not even gonna say what I seen her do with pluto but i want my money back. Crystal **** and coffee starbucks really has changed. Really Tommy stop slipping your sister the tongue. Really dont look at it as lynched prisoner why not think of it as well hung. Im sorta demented and well just not right everyone admits. I hope this isnt to forward but hey can i see your tit's You can swear you were just drunk sweetheart but Gonzo never forgets. Hey thank God for night vision and my sugar's drunken mother. Boy naked twister sure is awkward. Watching three mules with sister Sara and my wife's kinda well sensitive brother. Im one of a kind thank the lord. A pervert of the ages. Gotta thank my mom and dad and jack dainels such magic was created that night in back of the sizzler in that old ford. Im a old G and not the spot. Drinking till my liver kicks out. Heaven isnt my style besides everyone knows its in hell my wicked mind shall forever rot. He should be banned every pen named complaining time of the month pussy submits. If ya hate me your wasting your time sugar britches. Keep on talkin cause kidies Gonzo never forgets
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Jan 30, 2011
Jan 30, 2011 at 1:10 AM UTC
Gonzo Never Forgets
I saw this black and white photograph once of a Deep South lynching of two African Americans (or black guys as they were termed then) hanging from a tree by their necks eyes closed (as if they dozed) dressed in rag clothes one with his head to one side hands untied a crowd looking on one white guy pointing the rest looking with acute interest what the two guys did or why they were lynched I had no idea or why the need to photograph a sense of justice? or threat? or for a laugh? I had no clue but looking at them hanging there surrounded by a crowd I thought of the Crucified the Christ and wondered if He'd been hanged by the neck from some gallows instead of being nailed to a cross and His followers wore small gallows instead of a cross it was alter His sacrifice or lessen the sense of loss?
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Jun 6, 2014
Jun 6, 2014 at 1:38 AM UTC
LYNCHING LINK.
* *The world we see today The world we human have made Polluted, corrupt, unequal, Filled with Classism, communal & casteist... With 70% of flora-fauna extinct Since advent of agriculture Industrialization & new age A world where People are insensitive Where they even cheat Their brother, sister & family And acquire wealth illegally This world we live in today Did not fall from the sky Did not happen in a day It happened because People were indifferent to LOVE People were indifferent to Those who LOVED them Bystanders just stood and watched Jesus crucified, Mansoor lynched All LOVERz of history like... Layla Majnun Romeo Juliet Shirin Farhad Sohni Mahiwal Heer Ranjhana Stand as a reminder That they and their LOVE Stood to save Humanity and the world The BELOVEDz & LOVERz Died in longing pain Because the world Treated them as sick & mad Considered them as criminals And ousted them from Their lives and society All throughout history The LOVERz-BELOVEDz Died because There were those who Even though knew about "LOVE" Sat back and watched LOVERz Die a slow painful death This life, work, wealth, Money, power, fame Are tools of the Modern age we live in A Machiavellian design To mark and **** out LOVERz, Deprive them a right to LOVE And to finally annihilate them This is new world's Biggest betrayal of To those who came with The message of LOVE Every day world demonizes The one who LOVEz By calling them names And keeping them out of Their lives and society Three things: a. The majoritarianism herd mentality b. The subservient pseudo intelligence c. And a lack of conscience Any one alone can not Destroy LOVE as we know it But... A combination of all three Could prove deadly on Those who LOVE - like us... LOVERz are not betrayers of life But they are the whistle blowers And the watchdogs of conscience LOVERz show the mirror of True self to the world So that one can save humanity Where are those who believe in LOVE? They are here, they live in us..! In the BELOVEDz - LOVERz, In YOUz & me, In me & YOUz* *
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Feb 6, 2020
Feb 6, 2020 at 7:10 AM UTC
Where are those who believe in LOVE?
* *The world we see today The world we human have made Polluted, corrupt, unequal, Filled with Classism, communal & casteist... With 70% of flora-fauna extinct Since advent of agriculture Industrialization & new age A world where People are insensitive Where they even cheat Their brother, sister & family And acquire wealth illegally This world we live in today Did not fall from the sky Did not happen in a day It happened because People were indifferent to LOVE People were indifferent to Those who LOVED them Bystanders just stood and watched Jesus crucified, Mansoor lynched All LOVERz of history like... Layla Majnun Romeo Juliet Shirin Farhad Sohni Mahiwal Heer Ranjhana Stand as a reminder That they and their LOVE Stood to save Humanity and the world The BELOVEDz & LOVERz Died in longing pain Because the world Treated them as sick & mad Considered them as criminals And ousted them from Their lives and society All throughout history The LOVERz-BELOVEDz Died because There were those who Even though knew about "LOVE" Sat back and watched LOVERz Die a slow painful death This life, work, wealth, Money, power, fame Are tools of the Modern age we live in A Machiavellian design To mark and **** out LOVERz, Deprive them a right to LOVE And to finally annihilate them This is new world's Biggest betrayal of To those who came with The message of LOVE Every day world demonizes The one who LOVEz By calling them names And keeping them out of Their lives and society Three things: a. The majoritarianism herd mentality b. The subservient pseudo intelligence c. And a lack of conscience Any one alone can not Destroy LOVE as we know it But... A combination of all three Could prove deadly on Those who LOVE - like us... LOVERz are not betrayers of life But they are the whistle blowers And the watchdogs of conscience LOVERz show the mirror of True self to the world So that one can save humanity Where are those who believe in LOVE? They are here, they live in us..! In the BELOVEDz - LOVERz, In YOUz & me, In me & YOUz* *
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a mouth full of words that squirm like earthworms dug from a drizzly weather place in April – that month is for scraped knees & children’s toys not the name of a widow I once knew, she killed herself trying to remember the adolescent she was kicking dirt from below a fence she couldn’t climb and I was too large to follow her descent so I still spit my larvae onto her back lawn & become a raincloud make more to cradle her bulbs left lynched by roots.
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Mar 17, 2013
Mar 17, 2013 at 6:31 PM UTC
earthworms
In the wild free ghetto night Where would ya wanna be but here? With god and the angels and love so bright! I walk these streets in complete  awe I'll be here walkin in a thousand years •• Baby rockin in the cradle Cradle rockin on the window sill So very high above the street •• Hey hey mama here come Jesus Got a sack a loaves and fishes Jes for you •• Ain't lynched a cowboy from this tree in 100 years But it gotta couple a negroes back in '63 •• Help help!! I ain't suffering from affluenza & I need some bad ! •• My face ! And most a you ain't seen it! OH MY GOD! •• A street lamp is a beautiful symbol Of Somethin                                                        (Over there ----- In the dark By the alley where the stained old newspapers blow Round and round And little ragged boys curl up to sleep •• Star light star bright Thru the chem trails of the night •• I mean In the garden of Eden before the apple eatin Didn't adam at least think eve had a cute *** •• In college we were supposed to write an essay on the differences between bein a priest and a professional wrestler but I couldn't think a nothin •• In the wild free ghetto night Where would ya wanna be but here ? All the angels child bright God is seen on every EYE not afraid to shine or cry
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Feb 13, 2014
Feb 13, 2014 at 1:18 AM UTC
Snowflakes lightly on window panes
Listen intently now, if you will, To the sorrowful story of Emmett Till-- A black fourteen-year-old lad Who hadn't done what they said he had In August of 1955. It's possible he could still be alive If only he…if only…well, Listen to what I have to tell. Caught in one of those circumstances Of having made ****** advances, Till, whose actions were taken for granted-- Note: his accuser later recanted-- Was brutally tortured, lynched, and shot. His body was left in the river to rot Not very far from Glendora, Miss. How shocking to hear stories like this! Two white men, in a great hurry, Were later acquitted by an all-white jury. Such incidents are a wound indeed On the soul of America. Watch it bleed! In 2007 a sign was erected At the site of the ****** but someone objected, And suddenly the sign disappeared, Just as many people had feared. A second sign replaced number one, But thugs seeking perverse fun Destroyed the sign with bullets, and so Sign number two had to go. Officials did what they had to do, And sign number three replaced number two. Within a few weeks, it, too, was marred With bullet holes leaving it scarred. The bullet-riddled sign demonstrates There's work left to do in all fifty states. Prejudice and hatred are blinding; The road to justice is long and winding. -by Bob B (8-21-18)
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Aug 21, 2018
Aug 21, 2018 at 12:14 PM UTC
The ****** of Emmett Till
Body trembling from the cold Skin clammy, eyes glassy Goosebumps suddenly appearing on the surface Insides fluttering with so much excitement and anxiety Heart beating like a bass drum Thoughts moving through my head Is it worth it Do they really care Is life really just a mindless dare Should I do it now Or should I wait Should I think of others Or only myself What do I mean I this world So I mean anything at all Am I a place holder No not at all I'm not good enough To even be that I'm a mindless mistake With no hope for the future I'm existing but not living I'm here but not existing Which is true If either at all Should I stay Should I go Maybe I'll let you decide Hmm... good choice Good choice indeed Go it is then my fellow enemies On my way to an eternity Now the hard part Which to choose,which to choose? Overdose,gunshot,drowned,poisoned,suffocated,car accident,beaten,lynched,burned, So many choices But only...... One decision Hmmm......
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Dec 19, 2013
Dec 19, 2013 at 9:32 AM UTC
One Decision