La Akan (It's All About The Packaging And Connection) Poem by Cherokee Akan Ewe

nothing major at all
when been doing this for thousands of years
communicating with each other communities diplomatically
trading herbs and oils
trading spices and butters
you got what I need
you got what I want
we still barter though now we use paper money as a mediator
gimme four 55 pounds of four butters Mafura, Palm, Shea and Cacao including a 20 pound of sea salt
you can have two hens and a rooster plus a calf
we done trading
thats was back in the day
and still happening now
modernized into shops
you know them religious women will love what them "foreign black women" in Ethiopia got
even though they aint foreign black
we actually from a tribe
and collectively as a people we strive
to do or die
and settles in culture in uncultured areas
be the main ingredient to healing and restoration of a people to become greater
do it like that in Colombia
from Haiti to Jamaica
dispersing my educated business people into a culture by phenotype which will fit they stee
if they ain't like me
who know myself
and glad I be around the world too
talk and stayed with my peoples from different Roots on the under
so I can never slumber
and women love fashion
no matter where they go
we put in work for them to shine
like sun and moon'z glow
salute
stay real...


"See I never speak on places I never been and people I never met and in this case I done met so many people of my people from different places East to West and its like we all trying to find that perfect niche to take our culture to the next level regardless of the situation we maybe in seriously... I truck drive and add in the former military experience plus skills attached and I just do it like anybody out here and simply do not rush you take time in planning then simulate then implement..no dream here just reality and you write reality for anybody who is you to see as others will not get it nor will be able to handle it cause it aint their lifestyle or type of art and thinking. Truth and Fact not up for debate..just educate"-Cherokee Akan Ewe