Short Exterminated Poems
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We talked,
But I wasn't heard,
We walked,
But you scattered,
We built,
But you destroyed,
I thought,
But you acted,
We were determined,
But you exterminated...
You were blind,
I was sighted,
You were darkened,
I was lightened,
I was myself,
You weren't yourself...
I was lone,
No one cared.
I was ignored,
No one cared,
About my emotions...
For my son Omar
Exterminated by the tree’s light
it is not oppressed.
The roots fill out and dry off.
The faces evaporate beneath
their masks.
The birds adhere to the wind.
The sky hits the floor
like a lost echo.
The fog is everything
to man's harvest.
The stars have neither light
nor form.
The world is illuminated when I pass.
Form:
If you are racist, unpleasant and nasty,
you're thought of like Hitler and just like a Nazi,
cus they believed mankind had race hierachy,
even when Jesse Owens crashed the party.
That's how people look at you when you are racist,
half flipping barmy topped with irrational hatred
poor judgement alone defeated those fascists,
segregating themselves until exterminated.
The birds are gone
along with the field
that is gone ...
The birds left,
along with the fields
that disappeared ...
Disappeared in the burn
darn,
disappeared in the occupation
rampant ...
The hysterical men
sterilized the earth,
exterminated the birds
and they left the devastated life ...!