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They call ya son prophet. At least, In his dreams when he speak. A nigga so precise that he can flow through the gap in ya teeth. This negro conquering all giants with nothing, but a rock and sling. Imagination run wild with a kid that’s getting no sleep. Cause sleep paralysis a thing, where his little demons a creep and watch em all night and threaten his life if he blink. He more scared then, than even when a clip would empty. At the park where he dreamed—that him and friend that they be, the next big thing balling fa the Windy City. They’d be; dunking, passing , throwing oops and draining a three. Ya know orange juice with the squeeze. But it was far out of reach, we couldn’t find us a team. What we should’ve done was made our own to show we elite. Now I just grind my pen n pad til they can no longer compete Or I outlast every baller like Lebron in his peak. But cuz still in his peak, did y’all catch what I mean?
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