My People, My History

by Eibutsina   Apr 2, 2005


My mother’s people
Across the deep blue sea
The place I long to be
To see my family.

See I have bloods
Running through my veins so strong
My baby boy so young
Will know where he comes from.

My father’s people
Convicts of another land
Can never understand
Exactly where I stand.

They love me and my son
But I can never forget
How it was with regret
That two my two parents met.

My mother’s people
From the islands far away
Didn’t want a man from astray
To take their black princess away.

My father’s people
Did look into his eyes
And with complete despise
At his choice in love and wife.

On occasion I don’t think of it
But it festers deep inside
Colour made my family so blind
But my parent’s love did defy.

My mother and my father
When I see them now, so in love
I thank their belief in love and the above
Or I would never have been thought of.

My people, My history
Do tell a sad tale
No obstacle of any scale
Can prevent a true love to prevail.

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  • 19 years ago

    by Eibutsina

    Thanks darling - its actually a song funnily enough written in poetry form - maybe Ill send you a tape babes :o)

    Again thanks Chelsey for taking the time to comment on my work xoxo

  • 19 years ago

    by Chelsey

    EIRISA! Holy crap that was so beautiful!! I am in complete awe right now..That poem gave me huge goosebumps..I'm reading and I'm just like whoa!! That is so amazing to see a love like that and I love hearing storys like the one you told..How color didn't matter to them ya know? You seem like you have a very unique heritage and this poem explained that well!! I'm still in shock of how intense this poem is! Your are so gifted girl and I love it! 5/5..as usual!
    Always your fan,
    ~Chelsey~