American-ism
The ism- its much more than a theory or wild idea. No longer is it the Idealism of what I envision, as the land of the free and the home of the brave. -Lets see how you rap your mind around the conceptualism of the absenteeism of 74% of our onxy kings and queens from the home. -No longer can we blame Jim Crow for the stones of antirealism that were thrown and that now exist. Too many have paved the way. But we gladly exchange our posture of royalty for idolism of what is better known as capitalism, leaving no legacy for our children. Devalued by athleteism,eroticism. While our babies minds are torn by impressionism. Our daughters neglect the thought of naturalism and trade their worth for estheticism. Hate their beautiful coco skin and think that the only beauty that exists is found in biracialism, which only feeds the minds of chauvinism. Our brothers resist loyalism with dreams of quick riches from lyricism nevermind the irrationalism that may result in their convictions and ending up a part of privatism. I just defined the emperialism and scapegoatism of a people that once ruled as royalty. My country tis of thee, sweet land of liberty! Truth before our eyes, Instead we prefer the doctrinism of bipartisanism and have no knowledge of the true political agenda. We aimlessly, use anarchism to fight against the catabolism of our society. My people, why dont you pride yourselves, in academicism and learn the colloquialism of the system that was designed to destroy the very thought of your seed in 1712. No longer is Khemet in our forsight. We have succomb to the demonism vs. the factualism that we can restore ourselves, we are people of physical and intellectual eclectism. Teach our children to use their minds for motives of entrepreneuralism and fight back with activism to invalidate Big Brothers criticism, and stop spreading the venom of colorism .
Today an -ism dies. -T. Brown
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