A Cotton Jinn
- One piece o cotton in the cotton gin:
- exemplary of utmost industry.
- Who would of thunk it, this one little Jinn
- is supplementary to misery.
- The utter depression of progression;
- Black left sacked, retarded, separated.
- The utter suppression of regression;
- Red left dead and/or uncompensated.
- Soldiers, plebeians, get what they deserve,
- victim is whom, Who is the Aggressor.
- Forever under Judge Samuel, they serve,
- “We are the Greater, thou art the lesser”.
- Past present and future all make today,
- dead lay, in the fray, seize the day, your way.
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