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The Story of My People

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Updated: Mar 19, 2018

your land’s omnipotent defiler

told you your languages sounded

dirty on their tongues;

that your women (the women that

fed you with nothing but

harmonized melodies of hope

and spirit) were merely vessels

of reproduction; that your men

(your father, brothers, and sons)

were but cattle waiting

–––no needing to be herded in and tamed.

you are forced into a void of pale faces

and white noise, closed doors and histories

of hyperboles, hiding in a dwelling of nothingness,

trapped in a land you never will call home.


originally published in Studio One, 2018


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