Thursday, January 24, 2013

Black Dignified

They say black is the disease 
Black can't see
Black ain't a color 
Black is empty beliefs 
Yea black ain't free
And black ain't cheap
Black can't breathe
Black belongs to me
Watch the losers thrive
Watch the ignorant die
Irrationalities combat the liberalities
When the sun don't shine 
The mediocre crash mid-flight 
And you hear no one cry
Never shown the essentials
Never stopped the insults
Climbing to the top of the world 
Just to satisfy all that's mental
New days but old times
Still the discriminations arise
Equal isn't enough reparation
Behind those closed doors
Faces are constantly reflecting
The embrace of the cold hearts
Stalling the fight of righting all wrongs
The fearful are the illiterate
The fearful will soon forfeit
Happy eyes should never be taken for granted
Tear filled eyes from mother's praying their child makes it
Their happiness lifts them higher than the break in the clouds
Yet chains are made just to bring us back down
Fighting to break the system
Fleeing for the income
Searching for the basics
Cause our basis has never been much
Factual illusions
Inflect the restitution
Oppression brings the nooses 
Progression changes our nuisance
The hunger keeps the heart alive
The hunger keeps the raisins dry
We can't be satisfied
We must be ratified
From the day we're born
Until the day we die
Black will always be dignified. 





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