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Poem by Carlo-Marcel Dube; Hidden pride
02 May 2014 at 10:31hrs | Views
Hidden Pride .
I keep my mouth shut
So i can keep my hide.
Emotion like in a nut
Enclosed in cant be wide.
Truth a dream to live but
Scary it is to take that ride.
From my hands the shackles cut
But still he thinks better of his pride!
I now transform to be loud
For even in silence i suffer
Let my voice be heard by clouds
And the world rumble when i wake
For even now as i walk
I am not seen as a man
But a creature, of manhood not given
A bug, on the social beast sucking
Of the last of morals left
To try and propagate more.
I keep my mouth shut
So i can keep my hide.
Emotion like in a nut
Enclosed in cant be wide.
Truth a dream to live but
Scary it is to take that ride.
From my hands the shackles cut
But still he thinks better of his pride!
I now transform to be loud
For even in silence i suffer
Let my voice be heard by clouds
And the world rumble when i wake
For even now as i walk
I am not seen as a man
But a creature, of manhood not given
A bug, on the social beast sucking
Of the last of morals left
To try and propagate more.
Source - Carlo-Marcel Dube
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