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Black of America


America By: Tia Rowe

America, the Great for it, is modest

America, the Brave for it, is a coward

America, the Free for it, glistens with its chains

Look at this majestic land

For their waves the internal flag of despair

 

Fire By: Tia Rowe

We curse the man that points the gun

How dare they point at our race!

Without fear of truth

Repentance non-existence

Eyes cold as sin

They point, aim, and fire!

 

 

 

 

Dark By: Tia Rowe

Dark

My Skin

My Hair

My Eyes

The shadow that lingers behind

But, not my mind

For that is light

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