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Allen Conner Poem
what is what is not is what is too
there is no separation from the One came two
like Hu am i and i am Hu
both imperative and interrogative from the One came two
it is based upon what's known to be true
unity in diversity from the One came two
note: Hu is a phonetic spelling of an arabic word that refers to one of the divine
names of the Creator
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The Afrikan Diaspora
Includes all of humanity
One great big extended family
Sharing a single commonality
To form one global community
Though throughout our collective history
There has been atrocity after atrocity
Committed with hubris and hypocrisy
Sometimes in the name of democracy
Or in the name of a theocracy
Which ignored the Commandment
Of honor thy father and mother
So that your days may longer
Instead they neglected their mama
Because of a deep psychic trauma
That created the Whiteman’s burden
Which was a guilt-ridden conscience
That came from committing injustice
Out of compounded ignorance
Just like the Arabs in the Sudan
Killing fellow Muslims because of black skin
And this is what they’ve historically done
‘Cause to them a slave is an Afrikan
And one just can’t blame the president
Rather blame those that run our government
For it’s no longer for, of, and by the People
And has it ever really lived up to its credo
When big money multi-nationals call all the shots
For the haves and have-mores, but not the have-nots
They purchase legislation and executive orders
To further their control to dominate others
They write foreign policy to benefit themselves
While the World’s poor majorities live in the hells
That the elite have created out of greed and stupidity
And even causes our selves to forget our humanity
And this goes beyond labels like Christianity
For all belief systems when looked at objectively
Is adoration to God from Her creation
And no group or individual can show justification
For attacking or discrediting another’s belief system
As long as it’s equitable and is consistent
With the natural laws the Creator established
To keep us in check and maintain the balance
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it saddens the heart
when loved ones depart
though knowingly its our destiny
it still pains our humanity
this feeling doesn't discriminate
and the inevitable is never late
for truly each breath we breathe
brings us closer to our mortality
teaching us to be content with the decree
our frailties have caused negligence
yet Hu continues to give us a chance
to witness there is no difference
in the dancer from the dance
note: Hu is an utterance of The One True Reality (God)in the Arabic language.
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its a sham & a shame
only ourselves to blame
our not so distant past
memories that have held fast
of crimes against humanity
that continue relentlessly
wrought w/ heartless brutality
dismissed in a history of apathy
sanctioned by plausible deniability
dividing our human family
with this lie called democracy
rather call it an aristocracy
that shows its hypocrisy
by usurping authority
what a tragedy as a legacy
do they think they can grant themselves immunity
from The Justice of The Reality?
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our feelings inside are inate
and continue to reflect and resonate
our true divine selves that eminate
from The One True Reality that originates
and does not have to ponder or contemplate
about a thing when He/She intends to create
only command it
to be
and
it is.
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