Sweet Carolina

Sweet Carolina Poems

Are we ready?

Are we ready to loose the chains of white supremacy that have bound Black folks and prevented us from reaching our greatest potential?
Are we ready to topple, desecrate and destroy every idol, statue and name inscribed that caused harm to black folks?
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Sometimes;
I have to catch myself,
from looking to hard,
ya know it's not polite
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3.

Tonight my voice sounds like pain, low thunder and asphalt being hit by rain.

I can feel the quiver as I shiver from being forced to respond,
'I'm sorry'
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4.

Bike

I love you like the first time I fell off my bike. See, this bike was to big for me because it was believed I would grow into it. That's what mama said. See, sometimes I would go to fast and it seemed it wouldn't last and the handlebars would shake and wobble but I would just hold on tight. And somehow it would go steady. But it wasn't until the first time I fell off my bike that I realized how much I loved it and how I didn't respect it how I wasn't ready.
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I believe you can fall outta love just as fast you fell in.

It's like your heart can be rewinded to where nothing begin
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Fireworks And Guns
Or
a poem for the "Brooklyn Day Mass Shooting"
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A Mountain High

Upon A Mountain High, we find our stride,
In Valleys Low, love and reassurance reside.
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Name
a Poem About Incarceration

I thought of you being there when you were here
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A Poem for my Sister

As children we would dance together,
Playing outside with the Carolina sun glowing upon us
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Earth Debt

The day does not belong to us,
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Who knows what the future holds,
Where love ends or where love goes,
If hears will flutter or muffle in despair,
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Pioneer
....A poem for Moises

Marching onwards,
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Fearing Its-self

Fear of failure
and fearing success.
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Telephone

If heaven had a telephone
oh my dear yaiyai
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Missile-Toe
or
A poem about war
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Unspoken Word

Words that are spoken leave the mouth and land in the ear. Some spoken words are kind and dear. But all too often, spoken words will be distant from the unspoken word you will hear.
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Finding My Way Back
Or
A poem for Baltimore Safe Haven
Case Manager Melissa Deveraux
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18.

Name
a Poem About Incarceration

I thought of you being there when you were here
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BlackBerry Blackboys

Summer solar rays
glaze the skin
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Baltimore Safe Haven
Or
A poem about freedom
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The Best Poem Of Sweet Carolina

Are We Ready? yet

Are we ready?

Are we ready to loose the chains of white supremacy that have bound Black folks and prevented us from reaching our greatest potential?
Are we ready to topple, desecrate and destroy every idol, statue and name inscribed that caused harm to black folks?
Are we ready remove white supremacists from their seats of power; unapologetically?
Are we ready to restore the black communities left behind and destroyed by the crack epidemic?
Are we ready to close the jails and privately owned prisons that have capitalized off of black bodies?
Are we ready to right the wrongs caused by the medical community that has led to mistrust?
Are we ready to provide reparations to the ALL the descendants of enslaved Africans?
I am ready, I believe America is ready. And if you ain't ready;
I hope you get there soon or you will find yourself on the wrong side of history.
"We have nothing to lose but our chains"
For 400 plus some years in America white supremacy has reigned and kept us all behind. WE all saw what happened at the Capital. And the world saw it too, live and in color.

The revolution will not be televised……
but the insurrection of disgruntled hateful white supremacist will be
AMAN and AWOMAN

White Supremacy could no longer be hidden, burned, discarded, lynched and erased from history.
It is now. It is us.
But we are not the same.
Our ancestors have taught us so well.

Marsha, Martin, Malcolm (thank you for your radicalism, your beauty, your sacrifice) .
It is their voices that guide us as we fight to liberate every black body, and we don't intend to leave nobody behind.
Mumia, Matulu, Janine (thank you for your radicalism, your beauty, your sacrifice)

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