Fissure - Live at The Bowery Poetry Club
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i dont usually comment twice but i gotta say this poem is so bittersweet, it really extended my view on men and masculinity and how they deal with love. i love the romanticizing of the city as being also bittersweet, the connections made. i love the ending because I imagine that is something a man feels but never says.
thank you, for sharing your poem's heARTache. <3
1 year ago 2
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<3 must meet this dude
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i love this poem
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well, actually, there are exoduses that predict perdition for humanity, when a black person possesses power over masses, that means that religion also considers black people as a sign of evil, darkness, perdition, and moreover related to the devil.
i believe you need to look up more about religion and all it's contradictions, i am not religious but i can't debate blindfolded, if there's something i fear is ignorance.
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I gotta agree with Baz here, GuruChick123 what the hell are you talking about? Why do you think you were mistreated based on your race? Were you the only black person there that night? (That seems highly unlikely) That just seems to be an arbitrary excuse. And why talk about it here? It has nothing to do with the clip...
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I absolutely love this poem, was in love with it the first time i heard it on your Myspace. You have such a beautiful way with words...
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lol, racists.
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You are a mess. Truly.
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AND I am pretty DAMN sure that if you ever needed a Damn Heart Transplant !!!!! YOU would never give a DAMN if the donor was BLACK, you would accept it, as long you get a heart !! WHich YOU CLearly DON'T HAVE !!!! I Guarantee it !!!!!!!
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YOU should not judge people by their SKIN COLOR nor their Physical Orientation, but by their condition of the HEART.......!
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I felt so hurt...I guess it was because of the color of my skin, black, my features, why is being black such a nasty concept, Black people are humans just like any other race, we exhibit feelings, emotions, internal pain, joy, love, happiness, we excrete waste the same way as sny other race, we are no different from any other people, nations, tribes, tougue or any other entity.
GuruChick123 3 years ago
What in God's name are you talking about? There is nothing about race in this poem.
JWBaz 3 years ago 4