The only thing I hope is that if I die today
I'm good with my folk
and their memory of me doesn't fade away
and though I got dreams & goals of reaching a higher plane,
The world seems so cold, like it will never change
Everyone's too concerned with currency, and too
emotionally detached from the current
See, if we're not engulfed in social networks,
we're punching time clocks at work, not realizing
There's no rise in our networth
We're working to sustain but not enjoying life on Earth
Crazy, how I help make them a mil & they don't pay me
So I'm scraping for a meal, knowing that it may break me
That's that shit that weighs heavy on the daily,
and each time I break bread for bills to be paid
and mouths to be fed
The hunger forcing me to a place outside my head,
and diminishing my little bit of hope
So it's got me questioning my folk and what they'll remember me for
Because every time I find that I can't make
a way, a bit of me begins to fade away
YOU ARE READING
Blackout
PoetryBlackout is a compilation of seven poems dedicated to both my experiences and my dreams. I aim only to make my personal feelings understood universally.
