Personal Nationalism
Dear My Home,
You are my everything
My home, my life, my blood
Yes? I reside in you always.
But how do you expect me to love you?
I’ve been with you,
For what seems like,
Forever…
And now you throw this at my face?
This mockery?
I knew I couldn’t trust you…
For a long, long time now,
But your pale blue eyes mock me.
You’re fake sun kissed skin.
Imitating who?
The indigenous?
The ones you want to follow their same fate?
I’m often told that I
Look like the
Perfect representation of you.
Very accurate.
I look like; facts like,
But not like.
Fact like due to ancestry
Appearances but,
May I never talk like.
May I never act like.
You, duck fluff and
Pale blue eyes.
How do- do I
Love yee old man
You, my home,
Without trust
I do love you…
I fear for loving you
I fear only knowing you and
Those who love you knowing you
I fear your face.
You’re pale blue eyes with
Skin a mockery of what your FACE
Fights for; Your face, a caricature.
I love you.
I don’t trust you but,
I don’t need- because
I was taught to love you
When I was little I read about
All your glories
You victories and I thought,
“HOW GREAT YOU MUST BE”
Then I read and
Found that all those
VICTORIES were
Paid in blood and
I love you so
I will tell you that
I fear for your health you’re doing-
I want to protect you
From how much you’ve
Strained yourself from-
Don’t trust you I-
But wait why,
Are you throwing a temper tantrum
Jeez I just want
What’s best for you please stop
Whining with your pale blues eyes I
Know half of you is afraid I
Knowing you’re fighting inner demons, but I
Just want to tell you that I
Love you.
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