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I am a black man, but i am human first.
Scars that tell a story of how i survied the worst
Senstitive to the hurtful words
As if I was a plant that grew with the weeds
With little to no water, the plant still grew amongst the trees
But devalued by the dandelion and rose, told that it wasn't pretty or precious
Then the oak tree with a thousand rigs, spoke a powerful message
They envy your deep roots, because they tell no lies
Neglect your oil layered skin, because true richness lay deep inside
The cutting of my branches, listen closely and you can hear the silent cries
I, the flower, shivered up and dies
But the strong roots remain
And another flower grew, with the knowing running through it's vains
I was made perfect, by a man highly praised by the dandelion and rose.
Jesus, a man who hair was also wool
I now smile with tears of joy and no longer will I Iisten to the fool
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