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Goree Island
Poet: Ken Jordan Poem: Goree Island Edited by: Sparkle Jordan written: February/2014  I see the blood of my ancestors  that swell  in the Atlantic ocean  on  Goree Island - The unmerciful ill winds  that fell  over my people,  in Senegal,  on that  horrific night,  brought the European's,  across the Atlantic,  to our Village - Everything in the world changed forever,  and  will never be forgotten, when the "unthinkable"  cruel acts  of slavery, cloaked my people  like  darkness in the night - White men  dressed in British formal attire,  brought with them,  bullwhip's, chains, machetes,  and rifles,  to capture us.....  to ENSLAVE us! We were brutally beaten,  and  taken to  the House of Slaves,  on Goree Island - The malice intent of the British, intensified our suffering at the slave house, as they cuffed us to the walls, in neck, waist, and ankle chains - Days would pass, some of us died from diseases, and starvation, while waiting for  the slave ship to come  from the Americas - The hideous inhumane acts by the British, sold us as property, as we were auctioned off as commodity,   to the Americas,  during the Atlantic Slave Trade The mournful ness  in our helpless eyes,  spoke of horrendous fear,   as a feeling of distraught, distress,  and despair,  clothed us  like  death - We are innocent people that will never  see our families again   Our homeland again -  It's unfathomable,  to see black souls in chains,   taking those final usurious steps towards the "Door Of No Return,"  in the House Of Slaves,  which left its ugly mark,  on the whole global earth - Once through  the  Door Of No Return,   we were sold to the Americas,  and  faced a future of  severe beatings, burnings, hangings, lynchings,  and  rape - To this day,  ancient spirits of black people,  still scream in rage  on  Goree Island,  where an untold number  of us were  slaughtered,  and  branded before walking  through the slave door, of  an uncertain future - The ominous clouds of slavery,  will  forever cast a dark shadow,  over the House Of Slaves,  the Door Of No Return,  and the world - Goree Island,  in the Atlantic Ocean, will forever cry tears of blood,  from the souls of  black people -
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