A Black Man’s Words
July 19th, 2008 | By Sonnie Johnson
Word spoken from my Father’s drunken lips
Eclipse any words spoken by another
Given the Source
You’d think I’d enforce, a notion to rediscover
If the facts He’d teach and the words He’d preach
Would help me to reach, his destinatioon
Maybe a Black Man’s Word isn’t for me
But it’s what I see
Lose in excuses, traumatized by abuses
Segregation
Degradation
Procrastination
Those are a Black Man’s Words
They cause
Stagnation
Aggrevation
Procrastination
Eventually total Annihilation
Not in existence
But in dreams
Cuz I’m here, A Black Man
Lost in excuses, traumatized by abuses
Standing in front of you with words
And Dreams
Dreams filled with
Motivation
Determination
Perspiration
Leading to an Allocation of Hope
That’s all I have
Hopes, Dreams, and a Black Man’s Words
This is a short from my Stage Play.
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