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Fer-Gun-son


A gun, is a man made machine,

that obliterates the teary and unwise eyes of the young tender skin and old perceptive mindset on generations and generations

Skin is a layer that covers your organs for protection from the man made machine.

Race is a competition between man, where winning is the goal

not skin color being counted 

colored is a piece of beauty 

as lying dead on the gravel ground in Ferguson, Missouri

Mike Brown started his preview of his entrance of a new life in a for everlasting world. 

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