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Hateful Exit

A racist white man’s vehicle broke down in the middle of the blackest pride side of Motown He scratched his red neck double chin in Appalachian drawl dismay; perplexed at having a little Aryan problem of not being “Black Tie Members” insurance covered, to get his big, blanco Hemi pickup towed away It was hot as an Alabama cotton-picking afternoon this particular Detroit July morning He didn’t wanna have to call his best buddy, Billy Bob for help, and end up paying double the repair cost ... Plus getting cussed out for not not having no beer for a frosty suds favor situation Fortunately, a kind Haitian couple, and their Fu Manchu mustached Mexican friend stopped ... and Good Samaritan darkie-style helped him out Ricky Joe talked weather and sports ... friendly small talk, but mostly he was pew quiet as a mouse in his church When time came to part ways, and Ricky Joe had to thank them with thick, German chocolate gratitude ... he nearly fainted from melanin love exhaustion Some neapolitan rumors said he had a merry blackberry charity heat stroke This darkly faint imposition caused Ricky Joe to be brought to the nearest minority renown hospital, by way of a Sikh-owned ambulance, in critical condition The attending nurse was a graduate school native Indian guy A nice, Asian lady doctor hands-on treated Ricky Joe, but the shock was too much for his mind to Jim Crow RJ had a cardio meltdown: blown gastric Slim Jim, when he opened his eyes and saw her smiling at him ... Cardiac arrest Manila handcuffed his chest, as he tried to stifle the fear his Hillbilly best RJ had a Very Vanilla short recovery stay: He was carried out in a black hearse, driven by an Arab fella, urban rumors say

Copyright © | Year Posted 2018




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Date: 10/22/2018 10:06:00 PM
Ha, ha! What a romp! You know what they say: 'It's hard being a hillbilly these days!' LOL. Blessings always, FRJ. ~ Gershon
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Date: 10/21/2018 8:52:00 PM
I really like this, Freddie. A story/poem with an important lesson dealing with pride and prejudice.
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Date: 10/20/2018 1:38:00 PM
You've written the truth as it is today...even it takes a hundred more years...misguided thinking will soon fade away...All the best Freddie
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