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Being a black male you'll


Being a black male you'll be subjected to stereotypes. By those who oppose your goals when they reach aerial heights. In a world, thats very scary although I'm wary I fight. The death of me will be from a dreary life, that spites. Despite, forces formed to enforce injustice, I fight. Through those nights, those threw plight I fight. With might that might freight all who appose my sight, I fight. For the victims I witnessed diminish vengeance, I fight. PRIDE!
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