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My untitled rim's
The rim's on my slave ship extents beyond that of the Atlantic ocean. The stem and roots embed themselves deep within the wounds of my ancestors. My fore fathers open their arms toward me extenuating their love, trying to make the unforgivable more givable. The slender five generations is becoming more difficult to determine, the loud locomotion within the tribe kills, dwellings off the sheets between my lungs.
My darken silhouette remains, but it no longer defines me, for I am multi-racial, my complexion mirrors that of seven nations.
I'm this strange creature, but distinctly separate from the thorax, we are divided by our transverse sutures structures. My arms joint and uncate from bleeding chains, clawing, folding back upon the end of my thin membrane.
Please stop!
I'm no longer capable of heading toward this considerable distance. My remarkable sensory failed me, my thoughts function like doubtless motion.
My elongated legs now a modified tarsus, a lining through the ambulatory organs that's posterior to my third abdominal covering the lower side of my back. If only this would stop abruptly, the hunting is irresistibly calling, creeping gradually nearer and nearer. Then came a flash of light, I found myself struck down and captured.
I'm a slave.
Two hundred years later my gene pool now comprises of thirty-two shade of blackness, each being unique and specific to that individual.
Yellowish, Brownish, Reddish, Carmel, Honey pineapple, Chocolate, Dark chocolate, and Milky smooth just to name a few. These classifications that parallel the lateral margins of my blackness; its now a solid compound ejecting through the mouths, grasping.
Grasping the elastic thread spun by pervious slaves, milking each globular drops, spiraling along the lines without the unaided eyes, but stilling forming a radius greatly stretching.
As I walk on this thin line call society the walls around me collapse, stopping and trying to confine me within the norm; I'm still second guessing despite some significant progress.
The rim's on my slave ship no longer exist, it can no longer be define. The account of this generalized condition is mistaken for the modification of the color between my thumb and finger.
You see, this prominent color now flourished. It arises from the varies segments of each mind stem, wanting. My chains are broken, my rim's are only reminiscent of yesterday's past. I know this, it can be seen facilitating the running of my tear drops, the drying of my eyes and the cracking of my skin. These properties has a tendency of being too dependent, but forgive me. It was a practical need infesting my mechanical injury, prolonging the doubts cause it seem relatively unimportant at the time.
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