Sunday, June 10, 2007

Poetry runs through my vains


The American Dream



I sit in a cream coloured class-room

With red and blonde dye in my hair

I look up at the red blow, and white blowing

Not believing that I am here

The past five years seem like a blur

In the memory of my former life

The thoughts blow strongly in the wind

Like a kite on a rocky night

The American Dream

Is real to me

It could possibly be what I become

I don't steal, or cheat

I work hard on my feet

From the Green, Gold, and Black I have sprung

I slowly stride in steps

Above some citizens of this place

They don't find it fit

To use the s**t

That the Good Lord has blessed with his grace

Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness, Freedom and Security shall all set me free

As I listen to this Caucasian American teach me Literature

College Literature

She sits on a stool and talks about Shakespeare and get's my mind stimulated

I listen to everyword

I soak it in

I am the incomplete American Dream

I will do all I can.