• Mon May 04th 2009 12:46 pm

    My Right to Write poetry by Simone Byer

    No matter at war or peace
    when I feel to let my words release
    Intellect is challenged from the west to the east
    Trying to provide a venecular, so deep.
    Stretching from the light coasts of Africa
    down to London’s estates and streets
    My words are winners
    but I dont write to compete
    So if only the stong survive then I write for the weak
    I’m that lion down in Judah, that was sound asleep
    but awoke when I heard Obama speak.

    I don’t write for the praise, but I do like the applause
    I write to enlighten, and fight for our cause.
    Even to expose the the flaws in this goverments system
    in USA information from 9/11, still missing?

    So there’s more to Poetress than broken hearts and getting on stages
    Allow me to free minds from the white supre“macist cages
    I dont write for the limelight, I let my pen shine bright
    In those dark clouds to see your mind right

    Im in this circular garden, trying to center myself
    Wanting to plant words in people as if they were seeds
    want the truth to be the fertilizer to make you grow like trees
    I dont even want to put beats to my words
    each syallable of each word is important, and needs to be heard.
    Wanna speak from my heart- let my poems play a part
    I, very appricative of the literative art.

    Poetry is my culture, we need to protect it
    and if you value your enthnicity
    then you need to respect it

    My poems aren’t just about words that reflect death and strife
    but using words to bring death to life
    so, let us be our generations inspiration
    Like Langston, Maya, and all the rest of those guys,
    Im speaking to give direction to our children
    So when you’re moved by words
    POETRESS is in the building.

    Copyright © Simone Byer, 2008