Once the winners who wrote books scared me The corruption of history at school desks The beating the other to the storyline I mention the way he film violence upon me I feel the flicker of my Pen Against lined collages of paper Click, lick, click, flick. I now tell the truth. All the time. I can hear whispers of the great lies I told when I was 10 And now I tell the great truths with no justice for rebuttal or defense And I call it what it is: violence. I plant each seed, spit on it to make it grow, kick some dirt and will come back later to see the tres that grow. The winners write the history books and I am here Writing For I am not dead And I’ve found my ink and paper.











