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I sat down and sneered to myself as I thought about 'I have a dream…' I shake my head. In the world, volcanoes release more carbon monoxide than man can produce, and as a glass being filled with water it rises to the brim. But if you add the amount made by man the water begins to spill out of the cup. Now if the glass were Nature… World hunger, disease, hatred between the races these things will never go away. There is no respect, empathy, or understanding between all individuals— I sat back in my chair and took a deep breath. I danced with a big, black lady once— I mean—a true BBW. She was six ft. tall with boobs the size of midgets— Diddledum and Diddledee… She wore high heels, and they pushed against my neck— a true reflection— it was a love never met… But where Maybe we need another Great War so we all can band together in a common cause. I shake my head again. We would just go back to the way we were after. What we need is ‘motivation’…like a young man dancing with a tall, big chested lady. ‘Understanding’ that somethings are not going to happen… I lean back in my chair once more. I’d love to tell Jesse Jackson he’s twenty-five to fifteen percent white— most blacks in America are Thoughts in my Head 9/4/’13 (I'll explain this poem a little bit...all these little tid bits of information, stories, etc. are connected. For example, in one line I write 'we need another Great War so we can all band together in a common cause'. Well you'll find the answer in the third stanza about volcanoes...)

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I sat down and sneered to myself as I thought about 'I have a dream…' I shake my head. In the world, volcanoes release more carbon monoxide than man can produce, and as a glass being filled with water it rises to the brim. But if you add the amount made by man the water begins to spill out of the cup. Now if the glass were Nature… World hunger, disease, hatred between the races these things will never go away. There is no respect, empathy, or understanding between all individuals— I sat back in my chair and took a deep breath. I danced with a big, black lady once— I mean—a true BBW. She was six ft. tall with boobs the size of midgets— Diddledum and Diddledee… She wore high heels, and they pushed against my neck— a true reflection— it was a love never met… But where Maybe we need another Great War so we all can band together in a common cause. I shake my head again. We would just go back to the way we were after. What we need is ‘motivation’…like a young man dancing with a tall, big chested lady. ‘Understanding’ that somethings are not going to happen… I lean back in my chair once more. I’d love to tell Jesse Jackson he’s twenty-five to fifteen percent white— most blacks in America are Thoughts in my Head 9/4/’13 (I'll explain this poem a little bit...all these little tid bits of information, stories, etc. are connected. For example, in one line I write 'we need another Great War so we can all band together in a common cause'. Well you'll find the answer in the third stanza about volcanoes...)