I am a fabric, that stands without seems, on the mind of others as I take my stand. Holding forth the armor of life, I bestow a crown of wisdom to my offspring for matters to come. My mind flows through the cathedral of sphinx, with the ability to shatter dimensions. Challenge me, as I walk this life into existence, without holding my weapon of … Continue reading CHALLENGE ME (A TRIBUTE TO BLACK WOMEN)
The winter has our time and thoughts raging on the seas of flight we abandoned on the Nile. On a voyage of stolen dreams and stolen tears, the chains of their passions withheld our flesh. Cries in the night are heard in the silence of our doom as they forfeit our rights to breathe. Sailing to the forsaken land of their captivity, our days are … Continue reading [New Post] Cries In The Night
This poem was written by Theodore Mosley, December 19, 2014 My days are enthroned with deceit of another man’s life crying for me. Captured by the stand of realism, I summons the arrow of justice to come fight with me. Searching for creation, my hands are without democracy that infiltrated me. Prolonging the saturation of my life, obstructions of steel bars carried me to infancy. … Continue reading [New Post] COME FIGHT WITH ME
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