Tag: daizjha

  • I DON’T BELIEVE IN DEATH

    by DAIZJHA

    I don’t believe in death.

    I believe in new beginnings.

    Honesty, and exploring now, so I know what I like so I can do it again “later.” I believe in communication through other lives, times and realms as you may say. Friends i’ve yet to meet but…met before. Giving me a sense of purpose because I know what this world holds.

    Abuse, cruelty, girls and boys craving approval from their loved ones, creeps through me like a bug, etches itself on me like a spider. Infecting and filling my head, my soul like the rank, top class rank scent of sauerkraut.

    I throw this place in denial because it’s so vile. Money rules this place. Judgement changes your pace and consequence changes your face because you’re scared. Cuddling the few things you haven’t given up yet.

    Animals of humans tearing through you like wolves and turning you into their food that i’ll find the family of sin in ’em. Spending time with the ones you “love” became a task and now you have to ask yourself why you let us bend it.

    I am my and us is not, you are you and should live that way but you’re raised to bend and flex with Earth so you don’t get hurt. Soot on ya face, you try to dig but the damn devils pull you back inward you’re climbing again.

    Climbing to be free, to be, to see what i see, to hold the key i hold, to walk through the door I’ve seen but you have not her. I’ll give you the key “self-worth,” “self-worth,” “self-worth” to know your king and not a damn human should strike war in you.

    Self-worth to know a tell instead of show tell and go to hell because you lied, because you tried to hide what was inside. Self-worth. Power don’t make you, fame won’t break  you, lack of understanding will rape you… of what you deserve. Throw a fat “F U” at the guy next to you cause we don’t bend for no one.

     

  • YOU WERE WRONG

    by DAIZJHA

    You were wrong
    You were wrong about me when you said I was dumb
    You were wrong when you hurt that me that couldn’t defend herself
    You were wrong when you said I was ugly wrong when you said I’m “black” wrong when you swore I couldn’t amount to anything wrong when you pushed me down
    You were wrong
    You were wrong when you said no one cared
    You were wrong

    I’m one of the most intelligent females you’ll ever meet
    I can knock down any man
    I’m a beautiful gorgeous flawless black woman whose voice makes friends whose heart is big and hearty.
    I’m brown not black I’m that chocolate snack you love so much
    I have interned for the senate I’ve met the governor the mayor and they both owe me favors

    You’ll never knock me off my stand because I will get back up

    I’m cared for by so many my funeral would hold 2 college campuses

    You were wrong
    You were wrong
    You were wrong

  • SUCH BEAUTY IN ONE MAN’S LAUGH

    by DAIZJHA

    He’s laughing at the boy who spreads ketchup on his golden chicken.
    His laughter’s thick and lofty, filling the room
    with its sound, drawing the family’s attention
    to the boy. The children join in the laughter,
    for this tradition of eating chicken is foreign
    and new. Smells of divine meats and vegetables
    fill the home, overpowering this laughter.
    Again it’s silent and the clang and cling
    of silverware resumes.
    He’s stuck his gaze on the boy as he eats his
    meal and chuckles.
    He’s cold yet warm.
    He’s the hoe no the pickaxe in the shed.
    His light’s dim and suspended in darkness.
    He’s the beginning of the hurricane, the instant from calm to danger.
    He’s a black onyx wrapped in silk and grunge.
    He’s the canyon you wonder where it ends, where it begins.
    He’s midnight where everything is hushed and silent but the people know
    there are secrets in the dark.
    But somehow this boy of weird taste brings out a genuine laugh,
    a joyous smile.
    A remarkable night.
    It has been a while since he’s laughed this laugh
    covered in dust and cobwebs from the months and years
    of non-use. The family knows
    this and they can only be grateful for
    that night laughter has never struck that man
    so hard he fell from his chair
    holding that tiny belly. That night ended
    with such beauty in one man’s laugh.

  • DON’T YOU WORRY

    by DAIZJHA

    Lost and alone you plead
    no one to be there to fulfill your needs
    black and white you hold so tight
    on a deleted dream of love.
    You swear no one cares even though my hand is there
    you can’t see it but it is
    lost and alone you plead
    no one can fulfill your need
    my palm stays stretched
    wonder for it
    release that burden from your chained and torn heart
    I’m here
    I’ve always been here
    you just never looked up
    so concentrated on looking down
    on yourself you forget
    you forgot.
    Entertwined we are…
    turning to drags
    and your razor
    won’t heal you
    I will I’m yours, your mine, we both
    declared this so
    so no
    I know hun don’t cry any more
    no…let it out
    I’ll cry with you
    I’m alone too.
    Don’t worry about right now we’re healing
    you, not me
    but hold me tighter and you’ll unlock the
    chains stitch to my heart and set me fre

  • WHY

    by DAIZJHA

    I’m tired of cryin for you, sayin goodbye to you
    Why
    Why all this pain
    Why you go away
    Come back I need you
    And my body and soul plead for you, beg for you
    I’m takin my breath, now step two
    Hard to forget. I see that love and I want
    It this pain and despair I gotta own it
    It’s my life.
    But why
    Why, why
    Why goodbye
    Why did you lie
    Drippin bloody tears from my eye
    Yeah as I sigh try to forget
    And then I hear by, I have trust issues
    And I still love you, got abandonment
    Issues but I still need you
    Boom…I’m still in love with you