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Better Which Way
At the opening of the plantation gate, in the letting out of the slaves Freedom came with an empty purse, as well with a curse goodbye Labor weary lost strangers straggling along the lone, dusty auction road Back and forth a heated argument goes, moving onward ... life is better which way Chains of dependency drags some back, fetters of anger thrust others forward To and fro ... back and forth is the black eye in the pyramid American experience tug of war Ebony disunity is zygotic yoked at freedom’s dawn, dysfunction is the birthright of a byword nation An ill-conceived, ignorant legacy is the premature incubation of an uncharitable emancipation Movement of the branded herd, (their b and b skin is iron womb stamped in) aimless and without purpose, settles on self-predation — a cancerous gift of conditioned oppression Present day wanderers in an urban wilderness, dressed in their funeral sanctified Sunday best Their traditional day of restless sabbatical rest suggest: which way ain’t been no better either way
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