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This Generation


                                      (Title) This Generation

                                              (By) YO'LOO

                               (My real name) Yolanda Alfred

                     (About) The Generation/World/Community

 

 

 

This generation... should be a separation,

because... people shootin & killen but... the killer still have celebrations.

 

I'm literally tired of the law & news lien to us... with all this allegation.

 

This generation is so... corrupted & confused.

 

Sadly... now days they think love is being abused.

 

So... the vulnerable hurtful humans just make up any excuse.

 

I'ts really sad... cause we supposed to be motivating the youth,

But instead... they realin them & killen them & not tellin the truthful truth.

 

Like... racists homo sapiens... want you to be something else or,

act like something else without being actually you.

 

This generation is so crazy... they want blacks to be white or,

act white so blacks maybe considered cute.

 

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yolandaalfred23

My real name is Yolanda Marie Alfred but everybody calls me YO'LOO. Its really easy to pronounce my nick name say YO - LOW. The extra O at the end of my name is silent. Im 22 years old, im turning 23 on October 15th and I have 1 exquisite daughter name Yuri. My daughter Yuri is 2 years old. I (LOVE) GOD/JESUS. I (LOVE) being a mother to my daughter Yuri. I (LOVE) to write poems. I (LOVE) to write stories. I(LOVE) to write music. I (LOVE) to cook. I (LOVE) to draw/do art. I (LOVE) to sing. I (LOVE) to rap. I (LOVE) to play instruments. I (LOVE) to take professional pictures (photographing) and... I(LOVE) to help people and those who doesn't have.

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