I Ain't Nobody's Slave (poem) by Natisha Field on AuthorsDen

I Ain't Nobody's Slave
by Natisha Field → (All Poetry by Natisha Field)
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I wrote this for some people after they expressed their tough times they were facing.
I ain't nobody's slave Can't you feel it no more? Constantly hidden behind the rage Fighting off the demons of this war. From the power within Our eyes can see Onto the battle to win Sweet success, our victory Waste of time, too much crime Lost with poverty Heal the war in 2009 For you and for me. Ain't nobody's slave here now It must end, take the burning Candle from both sides to all become friends Colour�s of the skin are not who we are You must fight to win From here to afar Stand up for your rights Do what you must do There is power in the people Lets all combine as two So the battle of war Continues on the ground Starving people and innocent dead Bodies helplessly laying around Barren pictures on our minds To feel the wrong that's been done Time to move forward For you and everyone What becomes of this world Now the way it stands? Too much violence, war and poverty Let's all shake hands All the countries round the world Should come together as one From start to finish With peace, we shall overcome United we stand, United we fall End the war now Hear our crying call

Reviewed by E Phillips

Reviewed on May 20, 2014

Strong words...yes, there is strength in numbers.

Reviewed by Isabella Koldras

Reviewed on May 19, 2014

...if we believe something
is likely...we somehow make
it more likely to happen...
Thank you Natisha for sharing
your verse.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Powerful words and a powerful message that we need everyone to hear. While 2013 was the best year ever for the world as a whole, there is much improvement needed if we are ever to "get along."

Ron

Reviewed by audrine max

beautiful thoughts. why couldn't we just do that? and, forget about fake alliances and heavy artillery to attain peace.

Reviewed by Sandie May Joyce (Sandie Angel)

The color of our skin does not make us who we are on the outside, it's what we have on the inside that counts; and on the inside everyone is the same.

Sandie