Black Man Never Die

Lincoln

The joy of her success glitters
As dad grows dimples
With her love and dad's gene
I'm proud, a black
Born into a world of carnivores
Protected from the madness of wild wolves
Not for long I know

Days and months passed
Time flied
As I spent the next seven years in a world of fantasy
Not knowing what stood ahead

Hate and bad zeal the world entertains
As if we are fed of darkness- - - No???
But we are- - -
Legends and seekers die martyrs.
 
I rest my case to the carnivores
As I am in no match to fight
But to weep out my soul.

  • Author: Lincoln (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 3rd, 2022 02:35
  • Comment from author about the poem: Wrote this during the Black Lives Matter protest but, couldn't publish it then.
  • Category: Reflection
  • Views: 24
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