Thursday, March 8, 2012

Sugar Hill 2005-2009 (4)


Harlem
lullaby two thousand and five

august, hot, humid, horrid
lullaby of mine, for the night
an old black Jesus
on the A to Harlem
-"the doctor’s in the house 
I don’t
want no money from no white
boy I want money from you who
look like me 
that’s right 
I got
a hundred & four dollars
in my pocket from white folk
I don’t have a single penny from you
who look like me that’s why the white
boy was the slave master, cause you just
motherfucking niggers who don’t support
your kind  no respect there I said it,
ain’t it the truth dope I get me some dope
what the fuck you care if I use it for dope
don’t make no differ”
the preacher on to the next car
barely made it
anyone watching?
Tears
anyone

a gang in on 135th
“open window, nigga”
out on 145th
loosen up
hood
somebody’s pissing outside the
building  the fire hydrant is turned loose
ghetto waterfall, boom box pole wired
hip-hop blasting, kids all around,
dice, whispers, white boy
august, saturday night, hot, humid, horrid
            home.
i have to fix this damn light it turns on
whenever the fuck it wants to and ruins
a
   god
         damn
                   perfectly
                                  pretty
                                             abandonment

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