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Weary Traveler
You hear my footsteps
Towing my heart, mind, body and soul in shallow breaths
Mother Earth cradle and give restless souls hope, rest
I have sat and heard the calling of the dark
Closing my eyes, I’ve saw the damnation, the dead feeding off its spark
Emptiness when eyes are open, searching for what cannot be found, only remembrance where falsehood spirits larks
Weary Traveler
Feeling one within, kneeling for the flesh, where does the galaxies end where do they begin
Wallowing in the purification in its beautiful naked sin
The sensations to connect of forgotten needs
Opening thighs to feel alive, the relief from the phantom of its primitive greed
Virginal parody amid tribunal confusion
Never to attain peace to be the recipient of divinity retribution
Unto the horns skin hunger for the adorn
I see the creation before my time in the pit of midnight
Darkness bathed in murk to ask forgiveness, as the Creator bequeath, let there be light
Weary Traveler
Illness, sickness, bed ridden looking through a child’s crying heart
Mirrored reflection where you once stood unto your forefathers you’ve played this part
Shh… hush child, you will covet the next generation of my arc
Can my solemn vow, my oath, my promise assure to know our souls will always coincide
When my feet are in hell and their Psalms are asking, neverendingly whys
Innocent eyes searching for your earthly promises not echoed in the sky
Can thy will be done
I’m baptized in the depth of inferno’s flames, my journey, your kingdom not won
Weary Traveler
Can they hear my imprisoned weeping
My skin burning for my allegiance my words in the dark still peeking
No more words to console
This is me of old, foretold, the spirit of my soul on green earthy sold
In the reality of dreams waking, a walking sleeper
Seeking for the promise as a Dove searching for its Holy Gatekeeper
Weary Traveler
Tired feet to see the heels of blurred destinations
Stripes on my back from so many nations
Tongues of forgiveness found in the pockets of my tattered apron
Minds closed in the cotton fields, devoid of its beautiful supreme to send
Weary Traveler
Hands empty from fatigue in the labor of my duty I take communion in its benediction
Remember me fate, my destiny, in your derelictions
Walking the path of enlighten alone
Creole inner beauty wisdom to atone
Bowing to my ancestral whispers under the stars at night
Carrying that goblet of water to quench the North star in the bosom of freedom’s plight
Weary Traveler
On the back of the bus, looking out the window as miles of my journey go by
Brave hearts not to allow rain to fall from eyes
Stigmatized by the burdens of pain
Dancing away the blues in the mist of naysayers’ disdain
Someday, soon I will hear the chimes of my Passover in life
Never meant to walk this road alone through this maze of strife
Weary Traveler
No longer housed in the womb shackled to the placenta
Unraveling the melodies of mysteries, a butterfly in its cocoon decoding the secret to love as was
No longer shackled to a corrupted society of money and greed
Unlocked by ramification of the intellectual by the 33rd degree key
I came unto I shall return bone and flesh
With the decoded secrets to share in divinity to spiritually relish
Weary Traveler
The history of mankind is the instant between two strides taken by a traveler.
Franz Kafka
#BlackHistoryMonthMyWay
Towing my heart, mind, body and soul in shallow breaths
Mother Earth cradle and give restless souls hope, rest
I have sat and heard the calling of the dark
Closing my eyes, I’ve saw the damnation, the dead feeding off its spark
Emptiness when eyes are open, searching for what cannot be found, only remembrance where falsehood spirits larks
Weary Traveler
Feeling one within, kneeling for the flesh, where does the galaxies end where do they begin
Wallowing in the purification in its beautiful naked sin
The sensations to connect of forgotten needs
Opening thighs to feel alive, the relief from the phantom of its primitive greed
Virginal parody amid tribunal confusion
Never to attain peace to be the recipient of divinity retribution
Unto the horns skin hunger for the adorn
I see the creation before my time in the pit of midnight
Darkness bathed in murk to ask forgiveness, as the Creator bequeath, let there be light
Weary Traveler
Illness, sickness, bed ridden looking through a child’s crying heart
Mirrored reflection where you once stood unto your forefathers you’ve played this part
Shh… hush child, you will covet the next generation of my arc
Can my solemn vow, my oath, my promise assure to know our souls will always coincide
When my feet are in hell and their Psalms are asking, neverendingly whys
Innocent eyes searching for your earthly promises not echoed in the sky
Can thy will be done
I’m baptized in the depth of inferno’s flames, my journey, your kingdom not won
Weary Traveler
Can they hear my imprisoned weeping
My skin burning for my allegiance my words in the dark still peeking
No more words to console
This is me of old, foretold, the spirit of my soul on green earthy sold
In the reality of dreams waking, a walking sleeper
Seeking for the promise as a Dove searching for its Holy Gatekeeper
Weary Traveler
Tired feet to see the heels of blurred destinations
Stripes on my back from so many nations
Tongues of forgiveness found in the pockets of my tattered apron
Minds closed in the cotton fields, devoid of its beautiful supreme to send
Weary Traveler
Hands empty from fatigue in the labor of my duty I take communion in its benediction
Remember me fate, my destiny, in your derelictions
Walking the path of enlighten alone
Creole inner beauty wisdom to atone
Bowing to my ancestral whispers under the stars at night
Carrying that goblet of water to quench the North star in the bosom of freedom’s plight
Weary Traveler
On the back of the bus, looking out the window as miles of my journey go by
Brave hearts not to allow rain to fall from eyes
Stigmatized by the burdens of pain
Dancing away the blues in the mist of naysayers’ disdain
Someday, soon I will hear the chimes of my Passover in life
Never meant to walk this road alone through this maze of strife
Weary Traveler
No longer housed in the womb shackled to the placenta
Unraveling the melodies of mysteries, a butterfly in its cocoon decoding the secret to love as was
No longer shackled to a corrupted society of money and greed
Unlocked by ramification of the intellectual by the 33rd degree key
I came unto I shall return bone and flesh
With the decoded secrets to share in divinity to spiritually relish
Weary Traveler
The history of mankind is the instant between two strides taken by a traveler.
Franz Kafka
#BlackHistoryMonthMyWay
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