The Black & White Poet
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Me and my sister,
waited for you
I remember being at the hospital
When I was only about two
When God breathed into your body
And gave you a beautiful heart
A mother and a father
Who loved you from the start
He crafted you in her womb
With feet that would dance
(He gave your father the platform
To give you that chance)
Mom says you were easily
The one with the least pain,
And now our family complete
With only rich future to gain
Days went on
And God kept his plan,
He provided you first
With the good hearted man
He blessed you on top
With a baby many can't have
With health, with provision
With it's own mom and dad
He gave you riches
He gave you worth
And he continued to bless you
Despite any hurt
God showered you with mercy
All the way through
But Only to find out
That It didn't please you
You threw it all
in a big garbage can
Screamed and yelled
"I hate your plan!"
You stand with a perception
Smothered in lies
Constantly showing
You're unsatisfied
Meanwhile grandparents
church people, and friends
Are starting to see
You must never cared for them
Your selfish desires
Is all you see
You accuse people of judgments
And no one agrees
You make false accusations
And tear people apart
Meanwhile refusing
To search your own heart
Our years are limited
On this very earth
I can never imagine questioning
My own family's worth
Almost lost my mom
But God gave us grace
Now I watch my own sister
Make fun of her face
There are no words
For who you've become
But I know God still loves you
Despite what you've done
I'll never stop loving
Nor thinking of you
Or , of all the great things
We used to do
I know you already
Know what we see
I know your in denial
And don't agree
It's really so sad
To watch you go
But before I walk
I just wanted you to know
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