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    I am the offspring of much induced iniquity

    My father being of German decent

    A connection to an ancestry that

    In hopes of attaining their own idealistic yet delusional purist race

    Dehumanized and extinguished as if they achieved mortality rights

    My mother being of Italian decent

    A long legacy of innocent blood shed

    In the name of The Crime Family 

    Whom, in order to escape the repercussions of the offense

    Fled their Motherland            

    To the Port of Call in Philadelphia

    Oh God Bless America

    The supposed home and the land of the free

    But the place where I am known as the illustrious Whitey

    The pale and the privileged

    Which historically, by no choice of my own,

    Placed me in the front of the fucking bus

     

    Do you realize if I had control

    That would not be the story of my history

    No, I would re write where there would be no mistreatment or wrong doing

    There would be no need to neither rise up nor protest

    No need for a hiding place

    Or an underground movement

    No innocent blood shed in the name race, creed, religion or

    The Family

    No need to March or Fight for equality

    Or for the right to be educated

    The right to vote

    For you see I would have definitely refused to sit anywhere but a long side of

    My sister and my brother

     

    Do you realize in our own minute what you and I represented?

    Do you understand I loved you for you?

    No matter what you say and no matter what you do

    I will always love and appreciate you

    For I saw beyond the bitterness and bondages

    Beyond the innocent youngster

    Who, so full of love and tenderness

    Was lost in stolen freedom

    Taken from him by that man with a special name

    Who, though he himself inflicted, was bound by his inflicted past

    And the past before him

    And probably the past before him

    So controlled he was

    So controlled we became by the demons that kept us

    Bound beyond reason

    Bound to ones self

    Without the privilege of ever knowing

    It was not meant to be like this

    It was not intended

    So who fucked it up?

    Was it you?

    Was it me?

    Nope

     

    It was

    History

     

    Although we can not change our past nor should we ever forget

    But we can change our present

    We should control our futures

    We need not be racist or divisionaries

    But we should choose to love and accept all in harmony as visionaries

    We should not take from another like a criminal or an opportunist

    Instead we should respect and celebrate

    We are all humanist

    Freedom from mental captivity

    Freedom from the old ways of thinking and decision making

    Free from our mothers and fathers errors and addictions

    The choice is ours to change the tide

    The choice is ours to be not blind but open our eyes and see the beautiful colors

    Colors that shape us

    Make us and take us

    To another place

     

    Yellow

    It is the color of Our Sun

    Illuminating Brightness that leads all of Our days

    Giving us direction and only when removed and replaced by Our Moon are We then nudged To rest Our weary souls

    Our weary minds

    Our weary bodies

    Blue

    It is the color of Our Sky where Our birds are free to fly 

    The color of Our Oceans where Our fish are free to swim

    Green

    It is the color of Our Land, Our trees and Our Vegetation

    The color of life, growth and hope

    Purple, Pink, Orange, and Red

    Each representing Our flowers

    Mixed together yet holding its own unique beauty

    Vibrant in a garden of splendor

    Can we grasp this the intended universal vision?

    Or do we just continue to act spiritually blind?

    Can we recognize the intended knowledge?

    Or do we choose to remain uneducated?

    Can we appreciate the deliberate value of

    True Peace

    True Love

    True Respect 

    True Harmony

    Or will we allow ourselves to loiter in the lobby of intolerance?

    Will we continue to hate, separate and remain bound?

    All of which was not intended seed

    Do we magnify the mystery?

     

    His

    Hers

    Theirs

    Ours

    Yours

    And

    Mine

     

    History

     

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