Phone Call
I am calling to speak to the nation
The nation that puts money before morals
Body counts before blessings
Race above race
Hello?
Can you hear me now?
Is the connection too African American for your caucasian
I’m sorry
But a minute this is left unspoken is another soul left broken in the hands of a devil we see so blindly
Are you still there?
This is an emergency
An I refuse to be put on hold
God survived on the cross for me
So that I may free
But this nation has brought nothing but taped mouths and shackled feet
Do I have the wrong number?
We are taught to make man our goddess and forget who God is
And we are taught that 911 is not on our side but never that God is
“In God we trust” But we feel the need to carry blood in our own hand
And stress relievers in the other
I am calling to speak to my nation
Your Nation
His Nation
Her Nation
All built with different techniques
Little tweaks
And gifts meant to change the course of history
Built to preach the gospel
As if we were disciples
Walking the earth to tell of his many wonders
So tell me
Do I have the wrong number?
Something wrong with this poem?
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