Such Big Ideas

SUCH BIG IDEAS White man lies. He is just a crack among the flies. He is not blowing any minds. He must know that the lives he contradicts despise him. His stance is he is walking for a cause. He states that it is illegal to discriminate against White folks. He expresses that White people conceived the country they reside within. Therefore, all others are here as a privilege. White man lies. He is a crease cracked amidst the blow flies. He has contradicted lives to stay minds. His setting is social injustice. His conflict is those who desire social justice. Affirmed now is his actions of racism and profiling. White man, from me to you, your cause is to destroy. If not, why do you negate any life strong? When law is not applied, this hurts all. Evidently, you do not understand that structure is formed. Your belief is that you can just ignore the truth told. Thus, never to reform the rights that has been removed. White man, white man, white man wake-up! You do not own the world and the world you live in is moving on toward your downfall. That is the reality of what has been done. Such big ideas were not ever to be. The United States of America represents diversity. _________________________________________________________________| Written 5/16/2016!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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Lamoureux Avatar
May 17, 2016 at 10:46 PM
There are those of us who do not subscribe to the same paradigm. If you have a chance read my poem "Shattering Rose Glasses" I think you might appreciate it.
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May 18, 2016 at 7:23 PM
Awesome Richard. I will do that and thanks for responding so well. Verlena
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