1.
You thought I was afraid of
Your privilege,
Forgetting that I had my own
Carved out just for Blackies like me.
When you speak {to me} your jargon is transparent
Reflecting your ownership of thoughts and bodies.
My consternation is something you cannot have
Nor can you step down on my thoughts that run like Rogues.
Mr. Big White Man, my plans are my own now.
I will not plow for you
I will not cower for you
So
Do not tower over me
Or shower me with contempt
2.
I remember his approach.
It was sly, fox-like
Reminding me of a forest
Although we stood in a classroom with off-white walls.
“What the fuck?” Mr. Big White Man said with urgency.
I smiled because I knew his anger was a response
To my audacity of self.
My smile made his rage that much more relevant.
I retorted:
“Mr. Big White Man, the word fuck offends me.”
He repeated the word, hoping to induce my discomfort.
But he failed to do so
Since many were fucked before me.
So I was prepared for the pending rape.
However, this rape was different
Because before he could penetrate,
My Power ejaculated onto his
Ego.
© Crystal Belle
3 Power to the People:
Lawd have mercy! Hep me Jesus! Power, power! I got power!
YES! This poem is so powerful! Thankyou. 'I will not plough for you'. I love it.
oweee! :o)
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