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"mutabaruka" poems
*day cold as indifference needing warmest apparel booming business at coffee houses long-forgotten thick coats out one more time but see this steely stranger barefoot like Sage Mutabaruka and ******** clad in this rabid weather smile like summer sunshine on a tropical beach wants nothing and asks for nothing his warmth is inside where passions are generated hypothermia has no chance with him*
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Apr 8, 2016
Apr 8, 2016 at 3:45 AM UTC
warm inside
I am mutabaruka A black child from Jamaica look at me,you'll understand I am mutabaruka I'm high up to bright I'm the darkness in your night you see the way I dance,is just the Black in me. The things I think and feel are the things they try to steal but look into the sun and you will see no one destroys the Black in me. I am matabaruka a black child from Jamaica look at me,you'll understand I am time and space I can never be erased. You See how I live,is just the Black in me. When you look at me and think, do I remember you of blood or ink? well,anyone you perceive me to be I'm indelible and it's the Black in me. I am mutabaruka a black child from Jamaica. look at me,you'll understand I am mutabaruka I am the dream you dream I am the reason you scheme, the compassion that you see is because of the Black in me. I shall be gone after the trumpet sounds. Don't ask me why,i'm Only baptizing so be on my side like Noah and feel my Black Power.
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Mar 13, 2018
Mar 13, 2018 at 2:22 PM UTC
Black Power