
I write this
Quietly
To myself
I say it, I sometimes
SHOUT IT
I mean it
To the depths of my heart
There is a pool of hate
Rotting in my soul
A joy turned to disappointment
A hatred so strong
That the love I hold becomes fetid
I LOVE BLACK MEN
I do.
I lust after them
Hurt over them
Spin at night because of their beauty
War without compromise because
In my mind, heart, womb
My wounded soul
Keeps shifting her thought
I AM in LOVE
Because he’s GREAT
I am so angry today
When the BLACK MAN
Who said it takes millions to hold us back
Trips himself
He taints me
When James Durham, unmixed, of Philadelphia
Taught Dr. Rush –
One physician to one learning humanity
When A.A. Whitman’s lecture
On his baby Paul Quinn College
Inspired by Job v. 23
Is stepped upon
Creation sings of God the Creator said Bishop Haley
Why now does my Black man
Deny God in himself
In Christ, a Black man
In Muhammad, a mixed Black man
And tread upon the hearts
Of his beloved wives
Why says my Lover,
That he would rather be a slave
Than A MAN
Why has he cast off his crown?
...i love u
[**Photo from 'Africa Counts' by C. Zaslavsky]
Monday, May 12, 2008
Musing while rearranging my bookshelf.
posted by
Maryam Sharron Rahil Sarai Rasulallah Muhammad Shabazz
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