Sambo bullied by controversy
His name appropriated by a culture to destroy history
To shame our ancestor's genealogy
Why use a child's name to create shame
Pancakes and ghee
About to have breakfast with Bhenji
Free to be everything even family
Sambo bullied by history
Another culter steels his story
Blamed for the generations paine
His story never told the same way again
Pancakes and ghee
About to have breakfast with Bhaeeji
Free to be everything even community
Sambo bullied by society
So offended they grabbed pancakes for the mouths of children
Now this is where education ends and ignorance begins
Hate starts to spreads, even between friends
Pancakes and ghee
About to have breakfast with Mataji
She is so much wiser than me
Sambo bullied by a stereotype
Worked so hard for the things he liked
A green umbrella, red shirt, blue pants with shoes to match
All the way home he would dance
Pancakes and ghee
About to have breakfast with Dadaji
Knowing the inner strength is the way to be free
Sambo bullied from the left and right
Four tigers with black and orange strips come out to fight
He gave them all he had so he could hide
So they had a parade to show who is most fashionable
Pancakes and ghee
About to have breakfast with khaas dost
Sharing is what life is all about
Sambo bullied by the things he felt
The Tigers fight over their own pride
As everyone fooled by their own lies
No longer is freedom yours or mine
Pancakes and ghee
About to have breakfast with me
So many pancakes I only have three
Sambo no longer bullied by life
Turn off the outside to see the inner light
No material things can take the place of peace, love, and purity
Freedom should never be a dream
©Copyright Thomas Dooley 2018
- Author: Thomas J. Dooley ( Offline)
- Published: July 24th, 2019 05:40
- Category: Sociopolitical
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Comments1
Wow and wow again, even had to turn down the music as I got sucked in! Ending with a blow that I am my dream, thank you Mr in between.
Much peace and respect
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