BLACK-MAN

BLACK-MAN

Strong and powerful,

King of his home,

A leader by nature.

Inferior magnitude,

Feared by many,

Struck down before his prime,

A prideful being,

Taken from his home,

Greif stricken from his destruction,

As his watches helplessly,

His wife being raped,

His children being sold,

His father beaten,

His mother killed,

Taken from his home,

Separated from all those he loves.
 

Brought to a foreign land,

Trying to adapt,

To a new habitat,

As he’s enslaved,

Treated like an animal,

Inside of cage.

 

The day comes when they announce his,

 FREEDOM,

He can’t pronounce the words of his,

CAPTORUES.

 

Therefore, they make it harder for him to arise,

To his original position,

Of the king he was born to be,

Still enslaving him within their system,

Leaving him no choice,

But to rob, steal and kill,

Destroying his brothers and sisters,

And all those that lay in his wake.