Wednesday, November 4, 2009

I spit it

I spit it

trip it

wrap it in words

to be heard.

my lyrical

revolution

singular

evolution

of voices

inside my head

begging for life,

instead dead

at accusation

peaceful confrontation

boards

blogs

and twitter

140 character

assassinations.

I spit it

kick it

paper thru rhyme

laid out in lines

horizons

of thought

spewed out

not taught

to teach not preach

my intentions

my rage against

this political

and theological

cage

they place me in.

I spit it

kiss it

make love

and try not to miss it.

feelings rising

boisterous and chaotic

like Poe on acid

and Walton choking

on plastic,

mixing my disease

with your political relief

or so you would have it.

Segregate

deviate

separate and distort

my retort?

I spit it

piss it

try to enlist it.

the blood in me

White, Irish, Italian

and Cherokee.

I bleed to see my oppressor

a fine imitated successor

squirm.

first black

then gender base

denying life, liberty

pursuit of…

but wait

it’s all still hate!

I spit it

hit it

slam my words

against walls

like a grenade

exploding

in succession,

I take out the pen

and orchestrate

against oppression.

radically

poetically

in common words

Like Thomas Paine,

Just try to be heard.

and it’s

not that I don’t understand

your position

your egotistical

maniacal transitions

from what you know

to who you blow.

I get your opposition

to me

whilst you drink

wine forcefully

with hostility

and define my reality

But this is not chosen freely.

I have to be

me

so,

I spit it

seize it

with opportunity

knocking

I breathe it,

trying not to

hyperventilate

on the tsunami

of anger

in an effort

to not regurgitate

the same message

of equality,

but it is

the only thing

I see,

different between

you and me,

In this land

of the

supposedly free.

So I spit it

trip it

wrap it up in words

to be heard

my lyrical

revolution

singular evolution of

voices inside my head

begging for life

and avoiding death.

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