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©2014 The King’s Castle Publishing

Crown Jewels of Poetic Laughter

You are mistaken, cuz I ain’t no nigga

you’ll soon figga I ain’t no ace boon coon,

it ain’t too soon to notice I’m much bigga

than some nigga you saw across the room.

 

Don’t presume cuz of my nubian tone

that I will run for the hills if you give chase,

when my race has suffered for far too long

to remain corpses betwixt noose and lace.

 

Swingin’ in disgrace from the end of a rope

the great white hope for every nigga in town,

but as King saw over the mountain’s slope

I am King on the other side, coming down!

 

A mighty race of King’s all coming down

united and freed from your haunted hills,

you only wanted to steal our nubian crowns

and wear it to the bar for shits and giggles.

 

We all know who you are without a doubt

there’s no mystery to a seething, hooded klan,

I ain’t no nigga blind to what you’re all about

a history never forgotten by a Black man!

 

Forever walking forward in that knowledge

a peaceful homage as long as you stay cool,

as I walk across the room in peaceful solace

bow to your knees on the floor I now rule!

I noticed you staring at my nubian skin

how royal brown with its golden tint,

I’m sure you wonder if its wearing thin

by all the racism that has yet to relent.

 

Yeah, the unrelenting klans of yesterday

are all here today just the same as before,

what’s more is the way they all walk away

calling me nigga as I step thru a door.

 

Just pimps and whores on a come up

wit pimped out caddies and driving drunk,

still growin’ giant afro’s and runnin amok

pissin’ on corners and smokin’ blunts.

 

I tells ya what, yo ghetto ain’t no betta,

the world can see yo skin ain’t brown,

as I look at ya now, you’re just the fella

we should watch if a chuch burns down.

 

I see you wearin’ a gown, burnin’ crosses

down to da ground amid a solemn night,

I hear you laughing as we suffer our losses

under hooded sheets upon horses of flight.

 

Throughout my life a persecution of Kings

all captured within the tone of my skin,

the scars from ya whips now serve as rings

born from the Black side of the African.

"Obama Nation"

Dedicated to those who voted 110712

©2014 The King's Castle Publishing

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

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Rodney "King" Brooks

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