You are an artist, a scientist, a visionary/All of this just happens to come in many shades and colors. Read on
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Racism is complicated. This poem is dedicated to those convoluted, often invisible social constructs that hinder black liberation. Read on
I’ll start a revolution, make my own brand./ I’m blocking out all the white noise;/ but your eyes are like a black hole, I just might give in. Read on
and a movie./ This isn’t the kind of town that people/ pass through for more than business or family matters. Read on
— for whatever reason. Maybe they misplaced something on the/ kitchen counter/ or forgot to leave something there. Read on
I’ll check out as soon as I can, really/ Different cities — I have a list of places where you’ll find my bones/ someday when I am a dead thing that is dead. Read on