Slavery Quatrain Poems

Fate weaves the fabric of our fleeting days,
Like tangled threads beneath a weaver’s loom,
I pull the strings, but do they shift or stay?
Or does the...

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                    Where's this years "Turkey_Pardon"?
Pardon me,...

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In Singleton, there's a hotel
that stands tall like a citadel;
Where choice reigns, as you can tell, 
and freedom rings like a bell;

Where the voice of...

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Are you sure?
Okay or Cancel?
That is your question
asked if you're mental

Wait for the answer
and you are assured
That home for a loser
is who you are who'rd

And...

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I've come to you a pretty girl
I've come to you just right
I'm longing for your arms abhor
I'm offered you tonight.

I call you for the favored...

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A new king over Egypt then arose,
Joseph's esteem, no longer of record.
He said, "Behold, Israel has grown large;
They are too numerous to be ignored."

"Come now,...

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Let us not wallow in a quixotic stupor;
Becoming their silly food-stamped serfs:-
Maudlin beings drained of all our vigor—
Doomed to old slave quarters berths....

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"Masters, grant to your slaves justice and fairness,
knowing that you too have a Master in heaven.”
Colossians 4:1
Clearly modern-day applications
support chapter four, Colossians.
Direct verse one to...

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A Lesson in History: How to Subdue a People

Be brazen in thievery and sweet-tongued deceit
To, of their lands and people, take receipt.
Merchandise their inhumane objectification,
And...

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Now they are gone from history-
they were knocked down- sad mystery.
Those statues stood, to think upon;
From history, now they are gone.

In yesteryears, find right and...

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My brothers & sisters are sleep walking

and soon will wake up and notice

that they’ve overslept.

Rushing to put on their Sunday best

bursting through the door &

running...

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Flower gardens glow in natures grasp
as ink flows to pen
setting free emotions
happiness or disrepair

There will also be the brute
wearing robes of biblical sheep
Fooling not the...

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Dark echoes of the past reverberate 
In Mississippi voices filled with hate. 
This morning nooses hanging from a tree 
Remind us all of lynching history....

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To be or not to be,
With a heart lacking love;
I’ll be and always be,
A man pissed off.

To have or not to have,
A heart full of...

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Iran ousted the Shah's tyranny,
backing a Muslim theocracy.
And hate crushed any hope of freedom,
for fear, demonized democracy.

Now, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
touts faith with a political twist.
An...

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