Masterpiece
a poem from the eBook:
This is not quite rap
This is:
Intelligent, poetic, expressions, of inspirations making preparations for your purpose
These verses exercises exorcisms to get that evil out
We don’t need you
I’m a lead my people out that trap
Hip Hop deceived you
“NEVER GIVE UP”
You can keep your material objects
Financial gain doesn’t always mean progress
Especially if you profit off the cane
If everybody is trying to be the next LeBron James
Then who is going to be the doctors
I guess shooting the ball
Is better than shooting in malls
If you have talents use it
But if you are going to do music
That targets blacks
Don’t do gangster rap
I only convey the phrases he tells me to portray to you
The word is the bread
Deeply imbedded into my thoughts
So I only speak when I am lead to talk
They rap about how they trap floss what they bought and beg for your support, but once you get caught they don’t back you in court
And you ride that track
Get you some dollars
Claim that the king of rap is Christopher Wallace
But he refers to himself as Lucifer
So he quite literally has the wickedest flows
(click the above photo to watch)
“Love People Love GOD”
by
last apostle
performed at
OVERTAKEN 2015
…as a man I must do as God’s commands say
even if that means i cant stand
I got to get on my knees fold my hands and pray
until every plea turns into a decree
that reaches Jehovah’s throne
and I keep standing
When a child is uncertain about themselves they tend to lack confidence and the self assurance that personifies high self esteem. This lack in self worth easily clumps them into the follower category which only further clouds identity working against them from discovering who they really are and possessing the confidence that comes from knowing yourself. This lack of identity translates into that child becoming who ever is dominate in their environment often defining themselves as whatever the confident self assured leader is.
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