A Non-Fiction Poem

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    A Non-Fiction Poem

    TIRED OF NIGGAS DYING
    September 21st, 2007 6:47pm


    These words that I write are not wrote at the perfect timing

    But I need to tell somebody, I’m so tired of niggas dying

    I’m tired of niggas dying because it got me crying

    I’m tired of comforting mothers and watching families sighing

    See Tray Loc was the first and I was only like 11

    But the dope fiend crushed him with a car and sent my nigga up to heaven

    When I seen his body, bloody and breathless it hurt me, because that was my guy

    And of all days tell me why, my nigga have to die on the 4th of July

    So I dealt with the pain even though it was hectic

    And I thought shit was good until those kluckers offed Cedric

    See that was my guy too, him and his twin, he didn’t deserve to see his fate just because of his sin

    My nigga was down for me, such a motherfucking G

    He even tried to fight his own brother just for fucking with me

    They stabbed my nigga over 100 times in a drug deal gone bad

    I’m telling this paper because it’s making me mad

    Stupid ass dope fiends thought my boy had more than he had brought to deliver

    So they shanked my nigga up and threw him in a river
    Maybe I could deal with it better or move past it

    But I can’t because I didn’t to see my nigga, the funeral was closed casket

    I’m just getting fed up with shit and I’m tired of niggas dying

    So when I tell you that I seen a lot of shit playboy I ain’t lying

    Niggas die so much, that it makes me wonder what is my life expectancy

    I just can’t forget how the crazy man did Wesley

    Took my nephew’s daddy life all over shit

    They wasn’t even beefin, - he just asked the nigga, “Please watch where you spit.”

    You know these streets are wild and these niggas are trife

    It’s still fucked up to me how my nigga Yoshi lost his life

    He was going to see a chick; my boy was trying to creep

    Some nigga was trying to give him static over some shit that wasn’t even his beef

    So this cat souped himself up on drugs and caught my nigga coming back from the filling station

    Started talking that shit and put my nigga into a sticky situation

    My nigga Yoshi manned up, even though he didn’t have any back

    He basically gave it to the nigga raw, told him, “What happened to ya man, yo, I didn’t have nothing to do with that.”

    He tried to explain to this dummy, he made it clear as hell

    He say “The nigga that you want, is already in jail.”

    But this dummy was fucked up and wouldn’t hear that mess

    So he let the burner loose and put my nigga to rest

    Sometimes I be like “Why the fuck am I even trying!”

    What good is success, if all my niggas dying

    See if a nigga deserve to die, then I can deal with that

    But what I can’t deal with is how they did the homie Blacc

    See he was a real nigga, because he would do anything for you

    He respected the game, and he was loyal

    Now the homie is dead, gone over some beef

    Because some lil lame ass nigga couldn’t handle the streets

    He found out that another homie was fucking his baby mama

    So he came back later that night to start some drama

    My nigga Blacc happened to be at the right place at the wrong time, I miss fucking with him

    One shot to the head and now he gone with the wind

    He left 5 seeds on this earth and for what it is worth

    I still see it to this day that his family hurts

    If there was just one thing that I could change today

    It would be that my nigga wouldn’t have died so close to his mother’s birthday

    See this is my life and you can’t even see it

    Niggas are dying so much that I can’t even believe it

    Once they did the homie Ronnie I thought that they would stop it

    My whole heart broke down when they killed my nigga Poppi

    Even though he was a blood and I was a crip

    If a nigga talk to me wrong, - then he would bust they lip

    And if you really didn’t know then he might seem strange

    The boy was a livewire, down for anything

    And then I got a phone call late one night

    17 shots, they done took my nigga’s life

    See I’m tired of niggas dying and it got me very bothered

    My nigga got blown away and he had a beautiful daughter

    While my niggas out wildin, I’m just trying to stay calm

    But to my surprise, damn it’s fucked up, how they did Lil John

    Police caught my nigga, he was trying to make a sell

    So they shot my nigga up, instead of putting him in a jail

    See this is my story and I’m tired of niggas dying

    Please Lord let them live, so at night I won’t be crying
    DATE: UNKNOWN TIME: UNKNOWN

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    warsaw commented on A Non-Fiction Poem

    08-22-2009

    I feel you and my heart bleeds for those that are lost but your still here for a reason, and your experiences are for a reason use what you know to help some young soldier get his strips another way so that he can live a long safe life, I can't tell everything that I too know about your message but your still standing and I thank God because you my brother are valueable don't waste the rest of what you have left, you got so much inside of you turn the bitterness and heartache around for those others that are still here but not for long let it stop one man at a time, sincerely WARSAW

    Hamma commented on A Non-Fiction Poem

    03-29-2009

    feel not feek. my bad...

    Hamma commented on A Non-Fiction Poem

    03-29-2009

    I feek ya homie. This poem hit so close to home...

    LadyIntellect commented on A Non-Fiction Poem

    03-18-2009

    tough stuff rite here i am sorry for your losses.....people gettin teaken away over nonsence now, my uncle got shot seven times over a cigarette

    WordSlinger commented on A Non-Fiction Poem

    03-17-2009

    Inspiring...

    The true philosopher and the true poet are one, and a beauty, which is truth, and a truth, which is beauty, is the aim of both.

    Ralph Waldo Emerson, American Poet (1803-1882)

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