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I'm feeling good about this music therapy session-
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.and the period began my breakdown.
The breaking long overdue like cracked windshields feeling the pressure of potholes unseen.
Splitting glass shattered
Into a mosaic I couldn’t yet see,
separating your explanation of why we really can’t be
Semi-Releasing me
From the
Drip feed of
crybaby love poems in iambic meter.
Because I forgot
the quality of mercy is not strain’d
we were never meant.
Our bees fluttered in a twisted pattern and our
Flights tangled.
caught in the residue of our first meeting,
I forgot all appointments are inked in by God. I tried to take control of the wheel and
was jolted,
jilted
and too soon you were gone
before I realized that while sweet, honey is sticky.
and my wings still flap to break free from its dead body,
so they can fly again.
For the Restless …(and the truth seekers)
There’s no place for
propriety here-
No place for
Bitten tongues
bloodied and swollen from
Pulling back unfiltered words
No scratched esophagi
Bruised and beaten like punching bags
Throbbing from damming tears
Because it’s bullshit
If it’s not loving who we are without makeup.
If it’s not letting our guts hang.
Don’t write to me if it’s not
Babies screaming for milk-filled tits
Like black fists
With
4 clenched fingers
leaving the fifth to spread its wisdom
I need verses that don’t hide.
Don’t hide
tales
of
black whores
selling their treasure for the
devil’s
white medicine.
Don’t cover your eyes,
There
is
no revolution-
Don’t worry about it
being televised.
Give me poetry that tastes like remorseful twilight dipped in lust.
Don’t sugar coat your cookies
Or dunk your donuts in stoicism
To glaze me.
I’d rather have “dagger poems”
To part your blonde hair
Give me poetry
That knows my black daughter’s
strife isn’t self-inflicted.
Poetry that knows
Nigger is just a word
Isn’t just a word
Is just our word
Not yours anymore
Call me my real name without forgetting who I am.
Let my words come alive because they have to.
Take the air I’m giving you.
-November ‘08
Dream to Sleep
When I close my eyes
I see nights.
Shining in armor
Lit by Jupiter moons.
Coming to save Me from my days.
But I’m too stubborn to ride.
-June ‘09