Cooked
We are proud cooks
in the kitchen, stirring the pot. It is not what you think. It is not the smell of
chicken being fried in hot grease arriving at the nose
up and awaking . We are n
not at a wedding but wedded to do the master's work
embedded to a notion we need be fed the kinman's hatred.
There's no Jim Crow to hand over our lives to. There's no Jim Crow laws
to appease the one's in charge. There's no Jim Crow law to obey.
There's no Jim Crow white cloths under disguised heads,
pride and white power. No fire to burn.
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