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The Curse


In the beginning, The Collapse of America, An attempt at an unorthodox, The historical mental conditioning of the black slave. Centuries of free black labor, Black men and women on the plantation during American Slavery, Black men and women after being physically freed, Still, Converting 100% back into the hands of those who held power from black people. The Willie Lynch document, Other slave masters' writings, The system of slavery was successful. Based on control, Divisions mainly between the male and female of the black race, Class, education, material acquisition, age, and shade All illusions within the illusion forged by System of mind control. "Breaking the Curse of Willie Lynch", Written to explain, detail The idea, conditioning process, and prove The black population, their actions Still rooted in yesterday's slavery, To stress the importance of history, As well as our accomplishments, To distinguish between the two, Recognition of intuitive memory, In African spirituality called "Ancestry".
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Morgan Easley
This poem was inspired by reading "Breaking the Curse of Willie Lynch" by Alvin Morrow

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