MY BLACK ANGER...
Gather around, take a knee, listen and hear, My stories of sorrow, and our own trail of tears. What is it they don't get I wonder? What is it they can't understand? That all lives do matter, but yet they don't for a black man. How do I appropriately display my black anger, in a way that doesn't breed hate? How can I adequately portray my frustration, in a way that the majority can relate? How could they even begin to understand, the life lived in just one day? To wake up so mad at the world, and yet have to put that anger away. Go to work Black man, put on your suit and your tie, Smile in the face of the white man, be respectful, be polite. All while hiding the anger inside, wondering if you're sacrificing your pride. Because you know that doing things right, doesn't really matter, you're still likely to die Take a knee young man, listen to my tales, Of being black in a world, systematically set for you to fail. What could I possibly say, t