John G. Nelson (August 24,1976 / Monrovia, Liberia)
Poems by John G. Nelson : 52 / 73
Racism has a human heart....
Racism has a human heart,
An artery of cruelty & death,
It has blood of anger, & evil…,
Has a force of pain & antipathy.
Racism has a human mind….
An Intellect of terror & delusion,
Has an emotion of extreme savage
Imagination of vile ideas, macabre.
Racism has a human mouth,
It has tongue of torture, depravity,
Many teeth of brutal incision & kill
Has a lip of sorrow, hate & death.
JOHN NELSON 4-Mar-09
John G. Nelson
Submitted: Wednesday, March 04, 2009
Poems by John G. Nelson : 52 / 73
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