Shine!

I am the Sun I shine bright for the world to see, you will feel my presence. I can touch all things, I make the clouds go away for they can't cover me. I must shine on all things I am the son. You chase me, you follow me, or vice-versa. You reflect my infinite energy, the more I give the more you can take.  Your smooth surface will always show me, me. You never let me down just hanging around to see me shine. Your magnetism needs my electricity, there is no other because I give you all that you need to shine like me, baby. Thanks for letting me see myself up close and with such a glow I won't forget you.

 Sincerely,

  The Sun

Forever fatherhood

It ain't perfect but peaceful,
For there's always work to do. 
To the moon and back,
I'll always have your back.
Daddy man, baby girl, 
Always love you
Boy or girl.
Ain't never be more powerful,
In the world,
Til you came. 
Validation errday,
Child support or support a child,

It's really one in the same.

Stepfather, father figure, father in law, 

You're all needed.
 Peace god, 
To the forever fathers. 
Hope you are forever focused on
Fatherhood!!!!! 

Safe guard.

Put your heart were time can't reach, that way you won't need it for healing.

Completely

In complete silence I uttered your name, lost in my mind and feelings the same.  I need time, but it won't wait for me to decide who you are. Completed thoughts, incomplete actions.  

Flawless

The further you're pushed away from your dreams, the more you'll remember what you've overcome to get there. Focus on fixated things finds you flawless. 

Double trouble

Love and bullshit. Two things you will never understand.

Black people don't complain.

     When it comes to consumer spending we get we we give. Junk in, junk out. We don't ask enough questions about conditions, but will only settle for a decent result. We will take the product at a discount in a joyous manner but won't ask the why behind it. The only time consumers have power is before the product is purchased. Or is it really? Anytime you want a condition to change you must complain. We see this well demonstrated in other ethnicities. Black folks need to learn the art of complaining as well. We can settle in so many areas of our economic situation and be seen as complacent about it. Low jobs, low wages on the job, no jobs etc. We want to have equal pay for equal work, yet we don't talk enough about how to recieve our money's worth. Black folks are the largest of them all in the consumption department yet the smallest in the production industry. We buy everything!!!!! No doubt about it. If you look at the amount of blacks that have their foot in productions we still are behind double time if not more. All I'm saying is we have to destroy the consumer mentality and continue to find ways to become producers in a market that already take what we do and sell it back to us. Let's focus on quality not quantity. If we can give our money to just about anything else we want with no complaints and poor conditions, why can't we find a way to complain about ourselves not producing better quality products for ourselves. We can control enough resources to increase revenue if we work together. Easy to say right, actually it's not. Me typing this makes me cringe but if we can dance to the beat, why can't we create the beat for the world to dance to it and get paid in the process. Not just pennies for your junk but gold for your gold. Quality not quantity. Questions over being quiet. Complaints not complacency. I salute those who see this a problem and have created ways to help circumvent the system. We need more in the fight against copyrighting our culture and selling it as poor conditions to a poor mentality community.