Who Am I?
My name is Yalabe, Yala meaning God, the one that presides over the Kings
Which means it was bestowed upon me to be nothing less than great
As for Be, I was the gift that my Mother bore for nine months
And when I was finally unwrapped…nothing else in this world compared
For she knew that I would always be fine, because the divine gave her Yalabe
… God’s Gift
Who Am I?
I strive to be a teacher, but I was born a chemist, but understand I hate science
Pour some words into a cup, and then add truth
Whip those ingredients to a fine consistency… You now have an altered reality
Where the fish fly and the birds swim, yet it all makes sense
And people focus on the future, instead of building villages in their past
Who Am I?
My mother told me that if I am to be a King, I better be a Tyrant
Growing up I held myself to an unjust standard…
Until the day came where I decided I would revolutionize my mind
Fairly simple…I GREW THE FUCK UP
Some tough words from a Queen, but she was molding her Heir
… to be a better man than his predecessor
Who Am I?
I’m just another NIGGER…
Skin tone matches those of hyper-sexualized and violent savages
And my words are worth as much as garbage
But if I am to be confined to being a NIGGER…
I decided I would open a book, and read between the lines of my history
Decipher the coded language of English, and speak its foreign tongue
I would look the part…
Clothed in a three piece suit and status only fit for the intelligent
So If I am to be a NIGGER…it will be on my terms
Who Am I?
Even if I gave you my glasses to examine my bare soul in these words
You will never understand…
If you saw the beauty of my lady, which is an extended reflection of me
You will never understand…
But you will understand the next time you wonder, Who Am I?
You will know this is Yalabe, which is Who I Am.
Interesting perspective good sir. Wisdom speaks in rare tounges, and only few have the skills to understand and interpret. Welcome to the minority.
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