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To My City

My bright yellow aurora had dimmed away into an unhealthy shade 

My warm yellow orca is just coming back from a purple haze 

People talk shit about the exterior 

Just looking 

And no feel. 

But I’m saving myself I’m about to go in. 

They think they know what u about 

Till you claim that south side 

They node in awe, with a smile on their mouths  

But words just don’t come out 

This fire is spitting like a wild dragon 

But from this darkness I’m about to come out and about 

It’s never too late to change my route  

And behind. The shredded past and culture of the nation’s capital 

This sunflower stands tall and keep that “chocolate city” title 

Not a fable 

Don’t get me wrong all flavors are enable and welcomed at the dinner table 

With a little go-go, comics and anime .Lol. 

I tell it all the time this sad sunflower will soon prevail 

With more of those warm Colors this shit can sell 

But this is for me 

Not you 

So you can say and grade it how you want to 

Yet my identity shows if you allow this 2-D Flower to come through 


Let it become bright and alive 

So it will glow and grow from this Cities permanent new architecture

Copyright © Nana Uzimaki | Year Posted 2015



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Merry Ho Ho

Here, it is, that time of year 
with some cheers
if you don't you will be in fear
with sad children and some fake tears
time to pull out my leer for the first world problems that people tend to care
about
and they pout when discounts and red tags are out
fat like a pig, and reasons the size of a trout
did he ask for this
did he want this
if they saw this country he would be piss
that people piss away money on jewels and gift wrap
and that's that!
get slapped!
this time of the year gives me chills
cause puttin money in the hands of evil is a thrill
wish the Grinch was real rather then a fat white man breaking in my place for real
merry ho ho and a happy new year

Copyright © Nana Uzimaki | Year Posted 2015


Book: Shattered Sighs