Family Business
We don't talk about our "Family Business." Not to each other. And, certainly not to you.
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We don't talk about our "Family Business." Not to each other. And, certainly not to you.
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’Twas twelve and one, nineteen fifty-five, Parks stays seated, stayed parked for our lives. Was it weary bones or physical pain? No sir, she tired of playing the game. She’d take her seat in the marked Colored aisles, Then move again when the White Man would smile.
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"Amen" we prayed, Three times we’ed seek. All day on Sunday, Once mid-week. The deacon prince, Would pass the plate, Accepting pence, Sin’s compensate.
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I split inside the day he died, That musty smell, I cried and cried. For forty years, I schemed inside, The perfect death, I fantasized. The Deacon Prince who caught their eye, Intrepid pleasure, how he’d bribe.
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Me standing tall with my head held high, Took a wee bit more than cool spectacled eyes. My life to the norm seems a Picasso mess, Unfinished and messy and harmful at best. What started before I took my first breath, Then beaten and bruised, still I stand to attest.
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Red and yellow, black and white, Are they precious in this sight? On the rocks and in a tumbler, With a twist and splash of thunder. Tangled tongues spin foolish yarns, While others dribble, donning darns. Multi-cultured mind erasers Dial the flight plan: Dim, endangered.
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Jacks and Jills went up a crazy hill To sketch some cannon fodder Jacks threw down and broke a frown And Jills came tumblr-ing after.
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