by
Edward
K. Brown II
"Thanks.
As mentioned earlier, I have been writing for some time--and in writing
there are many factors that complicate one's work. Life, for me anyway,
is the same way. There are factors. And I take those factors and I log
them in a collection I call My Journal of Experience. This poem is called
'The P Factor.'" [Listen
, 0.75MB
<explicit>]
Paranoia--
The streets are filled--
All eyes, all I's.
Walk, do
not run.
You cannot hide.
All eyes, all I's.
C'mon, c'mon--
That's what you got to do.
All eyes, all I's
The hustle
and bustle--
Need some muscle?
Baby, I'm all eyes, all I's.
Life at the
Center
Ain't gettin' any better--
Sad eyes, sad I's.
Grass roots
getting trimmed--
Public welfare slimmed--
Hurt eyes, hurt I's.
Egos clashing--
Tongue's lashing--
All eyes, all I's.
Human confrontation--
Potential escalation--
Angry eyes, angry I's.
Taps, tapes,
Psychological rapes--
Romantic lies, all I's.
FBI
I be fucked--
Closed eyes, closed eyes.
Congressional
hearings--
Judgmental bearings--
All ayes for ayes.
Catch 22's--
Singin' the Blues--
Be wise all I's
'Cause they can
Getcha, gotcha, good!
OOOHHH within
these eyes,
"Oh say, can you see?"
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