Salt and Sugar

Bless and blossom; it was never going to happen 
Man and mine; they all worked there 
Glory and God; hallelujah 
Portion and pop; keep it coming 
Bottom and brim; it all starts at the bottom 
Zig and zag; always stood as art 

Commotion and calm; he will never breath again
Lap and leap; on his lap he said yes!,yes!
Speak and spend; all black was gone 
Quick and queue; starvation has arrived 
Tell and turn; nothing 
On and off; it was just a switch my brother 
All and alone; this ignorance speaks

Call and can; tell them we can’t do it 
Zoo and zoom; they were all black in it 
Seen and saw; it was no body, just a mob on dirty places 
History and happenings; not written in Africa 
War and worse; just another day in 04h00 am 
Drove and drown; black he can’t swim 
Bed and bet; you never wake up 
Lose and learn; but he was hung-over there 

Banana and ben; just another republic 
Cream and cram; all these babies 
Piped and pulled; all got shot for another day 
Plan and plant; they never survived 
Bitter and better; just another lie 
Joked and jack; then it fell on him 
Keep and kind; what a lover 

Fear and failure; just another class 
Wet and weird; she can’t handle it 
Man and myth; just another creature 
Sin and Satan; they always met 
Salt and sugar; created life and death
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CHAPTER 2 THEME: TRANSITION POETRY is a deep in true substantial obscurity of science in fiction, dreams in spatiality to bring sense to the world about the world in poetic form. Reality steps that it’s spiritually capturing glimpses of life in the most aspheric Dadaism, surrealism in its impression of metaphysical poetry.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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