Ms. Europa when you were still asleep during your dark ages I was awake enjoying a golden age in commece, travel, trade and kingdom building.
Ms. Greece and Ms. Rome weaved their subtle philosophies and Ms. Asia was more technologically advanced up to the 13th century.
In China gunpowder, paper, alchemy, paint, vaccinations, plastic surgery and handkerchiefs were the norm.
And unknown to the fastidious Ms. Greece.
But it was the slave trade that turned Ms.Arica into an age of tragedy and decline which continues to this day.
A trade which profited Ms. Europa first and then the new world at a cost of over 100 million lives during the middle passage.
And the profit continues as Black boys grow increasingly from classified inelcutability to prison trainee.
While many young black women die from AIDS.
Women whose deaths lead the world as men in silence stare and wag their heads while no one laments the practice of unprotected sex as if unsafe and unprotected are not synonymous.
So prizing his genitals more than her, new hiefers are plowed and the death dance continues as if this dance will never end.
And we watch decimation, defecation and annihilation of a race worldwide by a shot not by a gun but a wanton quest for everyday cum.
Oh death why you coming for us now instead of our winter time?
Dance baby, dance in disbelief.
Woman protect yourself.
Your babies need you before schools, and prisons destroy them.
Because they cannot educate, and rehabilitate what you did not nurture.
Exploring the impact of literary icon Flannery O'Connor's noted legacy on the cultural realities of modern-day America, the world, and a certain author.
Exploring the impact of literary icon Flannery O'Connor's noted legacy on the cultural realities of modern-day America, the world, and a certain author.