change happens whether you care or not revolution happens if you believe or not; empires fall always as a rule things can get worse or better if you prepare my dear sister; i know the world has untold weapons against us my dear sister; i know the words alone will not convince you my dear sister; i am imploring you to fight not for fighting sake but for the future nihilists have been proven wrong time after time like meteorologists or politicians a lack of caring a pessimism is not security it is a paper tiger i love you and live for you even as i know you are no longer my friend
Amiri Baraka – As a possible lover
practices
loneliness,
as a virtue. A single
specious need
to keep
what you have
never really
had.
— Read on getlitanthology.org/poemdetail/294/
… my passion for ethiopian music …: Woubeshet Feseha – [1976] – [ethiopia]
… my passion for ethiopian music …: Woubeshet Feseha – [1976] – [ethiopia]
— Read on ethio-pain-music.blogspot.com/2017/03/woubeshet-feseha-1976-ethiopia.html
AFRICOM Watch Bulletin — The Black Alliance for Peace
Stay updated on U.S. military actions on the African continent.
— Read on blackallianceforpeace.com/africomwatchbulletin
alibis
what's your alibi for not living? too many times i gave myself all myself to one who could never ever no, i blame myself more what's your alibi for not giving? too many times i lived a dream i could not repeat it's like that what's your alibi for not trying? i was too tired to finish the poem
Discipline 27-II Parts 1-4
for you? i gave up everything i never had for all i never had is a life i abandoned life you call it life they call this life? they don't call this life do they? they really think this is life? this is not life. we know what life is. life is splendid.
If I Cannot Feed Myself
If I cannot feed myself I will let you bathe me If I cannot clean myself I will let you teach me If I cannot read myself I will let you tease me If I cannot laugh myself I will let you taste me If I cannot eat myself I will let you face me If I cannot see myself
DOCUMENT: The Decline of the United States Empire, James Boggs, 1963 | Black Agenda Report
James Boggs was a Detroit auto worker, activist, and author. Nearly 60 years ago he analyzed revolutionary movements in the Americas and described their role in hastening the U.S. empire’s decline.
— Read on www.blackagendareport.com/document-decline-united-states-empire-james-boggs-1963
Eartha Kitt: Katherine Dunham Ballet Company
felt
didn’t know enuf to be acting up i was tough i was looking out i was looking down what a crown what a prize quelle surprise no one notice me feeling blue holy brown like sargasso sea