traditions that is honor
traditions that is honor
are un-diminished
its like meditation
it carries hope and love in your soul
between every corner
there are women of truths
and men of honor
breaking the vicious cycle of violence
with reinvented kindness
teaching their young children
to respect
which is lacking nowadays
in this day in age
the sun that represents peace
shines down
on guardian
of distant memory
in which he is rotting behind bars
locked away in a prision cell
the faith and cross
trophies of triumph
hanging from a shelf
in a house that is notorious known for gambling
signifiers
bearing the graphic image
of a long lost daughter
whose fragrance is purer than fake cologne in a street corner
passes like a strong wind
and days of a joyous return
like a cycle of four moons
they depart
and never returns
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