Hurricane
To each season is a reason
the blue waters of the earth
cool and warm the land masses
they surround
the Atlantic ocean
So blue
So deep
A diary to the souls who lie beneath
A massive burial ground
For captives who weren't considered
Prime working meat
Now you may call it
El nino La Ninia Los ninos Los Ninos
Lost Negroes lost negroes lost negroes
Lost African chhildren who warm the bitter cold Atlantic sea
Turning and churning the cool waters into
A bathing pool of lethal death
Americas and islands in b'tween
You reep what u sew
you reep what u sew
you reep what u sew
My mother has been stripped divided mocked
and persecuted for her love
The children she bore only to be described
As
Barbaric heathens savages
Illiterate to the ways of modern civilization
She lives with the pain of a bullet
piercing her left breast
An eternal wound ooozing blood
Suckled by a beast who thinks he knows best
The pain extreme like the everlasting stream of tears
Cascading upon her left chest
The silent tears awaken the spirits of our tribal brothers and sisters
Who are in an eternal war dance
Moving in battle waves
across the atlantic ocean
the modern world calls it
A tropical wave
Tropical depression
Tropical storm
all evolving into a
Hurricane
I call it revenge
Americas and Islands in B'tween
You reep what u sew
You reep what u sew
You reep what u sew
A tribal dance whirling swirlking
winds screaming a unified tribal chant
Diverse dialects coming together as one
terrorizing ex slave ports who killed a daughter or son
Have you ever seen or felt the destruction of a hurricane
The essence of our brothas and sistas
linked in chains bound by weights
gasping for air swallowing the salty atlantic waters
Never knowing this watery grave would be their
destined fate
Now you may call it El Nino La Ninia
Los Ninos
Los ninos
Los ninos
Lost negroes lost negroes lost negroes
Americas and Islands in B'tween
You reep what u sew
You reep what u sew
You reep what u sew
To each season is a reason
its amazing how revenge
Can travel thru a
Hurricane
Do You Hear Me
Zahirme
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