The Poor White Snitch
Her Skin
Black like the tar beneath her feet,
Tough from the swells on her back.
Her Hair
Coiled like vines sprouting towards the sun,
Rough like wool on the back of a sheep.
Her Voice
Quiet like dandelions swaying in the wind,
But strong like ten men.
Her Lips
Thick like vanilla ice cream,
Sweat like sugar cane.
Her Power
Disappeared with her humanity,
Slaughtered by her oppressors.
Yet, she is feared by the free,
Feared by the rich,
And feared by the poor white snitch.
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