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Twitter blames Drake after Serena Williams loses the semi final game
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NEW YORK, NY – SEPTEMBER 11: Serena Williams of the United States reacts against Roberta Vinci of Italy during their Women’s Singles Semifinals match on Day Twelve of the 2015 U.S. Open at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center on September 11, 2015 in the Flushing neighborhood of the ...
But there is no joy in New York today, mighty Serena has struck out.
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US politics and government shutdown and tennis rivalries! oh my!
Picture Credit & Serena/Venus US Open Match: www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way…oric-u-s-open-match
Iran Nuclear Deal: www.nytimes.com/2015/09/09/world/…nuclear-deal.html www.nytimes.com/interactive/2015/…iran-deal-qa.html
Kim Davis & Kentucky Gay Marriage Dispute: www.pinterest.com/pin/561261172290193778/
Planned Parenthood Vote Imminent: www.foxnews.com/politics/2015/09/…nes-on-iran-deal/
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Asterisk: A Glyph in the post-Serena Slam era
When you say her name what do you mean?
Do you mean “us?”
Do you mean Latin, or do you mean Chamoru* for sunlight, sunshine?
Or do you mean daughter? Do you mean dark?
When you do not say her name what do you mean?
When you say calm do you mean invisible or ladylike?
When you say peaceful, do you mean conquered?
When you say serene do you mean “sista” or slave name? What exactly do you mean?
When you say tennis do you mean love or combat?
When you say respect, do you mean you first?
Do you mean all white when you say club?
Do mean color, or do you mean code?
Do you mean Druid Hill, or do you mean Indian Wells?
When you say racquet, do you mean rigged?
When you say endorsements, do you mean permission?
When you say masculine, do you mean anger?
When you say loud, do mean record-breaking?
When you say manly, do you mean win?
When you say unpretty, do you mean powerful?
When you say her name, does it make you feel small?
When she says fuck, does it make you go numb?
When you say boo, do you mean little girl?
Does it scare you that she is no one’s prize?
When you say slam, does it hurt?
When you say serve, do you mean help?
Who do you mean when you say hero?
When you say asterisk, do you mean champion, but…
When you say history do you mean yours?
When you say game do you mean everything or do you mean sport?
When you say match, do mean none?
Interpretation aside-ways Do you know what “it” means? Do you know what she means?
Do you know what she means to Compton?
When you say she’s no angel, Do you mean blasphemous
Do you know why forsaken people sometimes turn athletes into gods?
Gods that look like them?
Do you recognize the broadness of wingspan it takes to put a city on your back?
Halo, cocked just a ll’ bit to the side but not cracked.
When you tell her to tuck in her attitude, and pull up her ass,
I get it. I am no longer confused.
When you say it’s nothing, I know
I know that you are just mean.
© Hakim Bellamy, September 5th, 2015
*The Chamorro people, are the indigenous peoples of the Mariana Islands. Chamoru society was based on what sociologist Dr. Lawrence J. Cunningham termed the "matrilineal avuncuclan", one characteristic of which is that the brother(s) of the female parent plays more of a "father" role than the actual biological male parent.
**In colloquial usage, an asterisk is used to indicate that a record is somehow tainted by circumstances, which are putatively explained in a footnote referenced by the asterisk.
