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America should accept how hard it ****** Africa It posed as a solution to African joblessness During the days of bi-bolar politics on a global stage, When communism was the ideological song of the day, And capitalism a commercial chant of the night, America came sly and wily for African top brains It rapaciously came for the young and energetic, It scooped them away without any ruth, on promise of candy Of the famous American dream, or economic glory, It Americanized their everything, brain and testicles, They were made to work day and night in order to make it, As American tax and bills policy is cunningly crafty, It makes success a will-o-the-wisp to all the immigrants At most the blacks who have nothing to sell Other than their desperate black labour, extra-erotic ***** Those who were lifted in the mid of 1900, Are now desperate septuagenarians; economically forlorn, They are now coming back to Africa like the tail of a snake After being shaken out as labour leftovers And being discarded as economic washouts To solemnly come home to Africa As zero-handed roosting eagles Having wounded wings by the craft of the kite, The white kite schooled in the Jewish games Taught as poetry of property by Phillip son of Roth, They are now a disillusioned lot and patiently wise, Without a bulging tummy nor elbowy arms, They are guilty and empty in the spirit For having been duped to work for the enemy, Against the self, out of softish folly, They now learn African tongues with stupid discipline Piecing back social pieces to create clan relations, They wish to donate aid but they have no money, They deeply wonder on how to de-Americanize the self, In the holy pursuit of self re-Africanization.
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Jul 21, 2014
Jul 21, 2014 at 9:37 AM UTC
ON RE-AFRICANIZING BLACK SHAKEOUTS
America should accept how hard it ****** Africa It posed as a solution to African joblessness During the days of bi-bolar politics on a global stage, When communism was the ideological song of the day, And capitalism a commercial chant of the night, America came sly and wily for African top brains It rapaciously came for the young and energetic, It scooped them away without any ruth, on promise of candy Of the famous American dream, or economic glory, It Americanized their everything, brain and testicles, They were made to work day and night in order to make it, As American tax and bills policy is cunningly crafty, It makes success a will-o-the-wisp to all the immigrants At most the blacks who have nothing to sell Other than their desperate black labour, extra-erotic ***** Those who were lifted in the mid of 1900, Are now desperate septuagenarians; economically forlorn, They are now coming back to Africa like the tail of a snake After being shaken out as labour leftovers And being discarded as economic washouts To solemnly come home to Africa As zero-handed roosting eagles Having wounded wings by the craft of the kite, The white kite schooled in the Jewish games Taught as poetry of property by Phillip son of Roth, They are now a disillusioned lot and patiently wise, Without a bulging tummy nor elbowy arms, They are guilty and empty in the spirit For having been duped to work for the enemy, Against the self, out of softish folly, They now learn African tongues with stupid discipline Piecing back social pieces to create clan relations, They wish to donate aid but they have no money, They deeply wonder on how to de-Americanize the self, In the holy pursuit of self re-Africanization.
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a swarm of birds flies by following a cold breeze under grey clouds moving with ease yet one is stuck trapped in her broken feathers wailing for help under the stormy weather she’s one of the kind firm blue eyes, softish features luring me forward should i keep her? or let her soar again? i don’t know i didn’t think much then i just released her back to the sky maybe i made a mistake maybe we are meant to be because all i can see is that bird with blue eyes, the one i have set free
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Feb 23, 2021
Feb 23, 2021 at 10:21 PM UTC
nathalie