Ignorance Is Not Bliss: Never Ignorant Gaining Grammar Educational Revolutionary

By Zachariah M Wells

My husband is loving, caring, strong, brave, loyal, and devoted to what he believes in. I admire him more than anybody because he inspires me so much. He brings out the best in me and he makes me better. If I cant do it I know he can and will, and if he cant he wont stop trying. My husband has been through so much in just twenty seven years, things most people will never have to experience, he has been through and more. Poverty, hunger, loss of loved ones at a very young age, and yet he is still so happy.
Optimism is his middle name, the glass is always half full in his eyes. He forgives so easily so he does not carry around the burden of anger like others do. The second to youngest out of eleven kids, he never got the attention he deserved but he didnt let that make him feel less than. I admire my husband because what most men cant do he does with ease. Like loving me and treating me like a queen as he does the other women in his life. He has such a great respect for us it deserves admiration.
Religion Is a thing very near and dear to us my husbands religious devotion is something to be reckoned with. His belief system is so strong and unshakeable he makes it easy for me to follow in his footsteps. Most people in and out of my religion have it all wrong, watching others practice my religion you might hate it, but watching my husband you would fall in love.
When the going gets tough my husband is there, for me and anyone who needs him. Almost completely selfless you cant help but to love him. A shoulder to cry on, and ear to listen, and an embrace waiting for you if you need it, he is the one to go to in any given situation. If you dont want to be judged or looked down on. He can be counted on every single time.
Marrying him, I would definitely have to say was the best decision I have made in my twenty
Years on this earth. I dont how I got this far without him. Im just happy Ill never have to go another day without him inshaallah(if god wills). Never afraid to admit when he is wrong makes it easy for you to let down your guard with him. I admire my husband because he is everything I stated and more, and respect is given where respect is due.

Thats what my ex-wife wrote about me shortly before we went our separate ways that was the nicest thing some-one has ever said about me and I didnt want to explain myself because I would have been a lot more humble

This book is dedicated to my ex-wife who help me become the man I am today

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jul 22, 2014
• ISBN: 9781499046250

Zachariah M Wells

I was born in Paterson, New Jersey, and have a big family and always fought for speaking rights and became good at it, and that's how my poetry was born.

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Contents

Ignorance is not bliss

Nigger

Even though

Obama

One or four

My observation

Mind over matter

Absolute truth

Negative education

Love

Intricate

Fear and hate

Pen and pad

Raw talent

Taste of reality

Manipulation

Love and hate

My baby momma

Unloading and loading

Positive rap

Humbleness

Atheist

One of a kind

The crab syndrome

A man

I wonder

Darkest

Without a trophy

Storm

Porsche

Heard and seen

Strange

Have you ever

What it takes

Love and reality

Beautiful nightmare

Broke the mold

PTSD

Dying inside

Galaxy of love

Love is a drug

The hidden pain

My black American princess

Cried all my tears

I can’t take it no more

Make up your mind

Oasis

Roots

The unsung hero

The key

Poetry

I propose

Marayam

Success

Still alive

I wonder

Changes

Chester’s

Poor

Devotion

Two faced

Esa

Brother

My Dad

A special bond

A real kiss

Incarcerated

Love is blind

Home sweet Home

Home sick

Not so rough

Better

Suppress

Settle for less

To deep

Love at first sight

Something better

One last plea

New birth

Fate

Lonely jail

All stars

The impossible love

Pearly gates

Pray some more

Ignorance is not bliss

I’m something like Marcus Garvey mixed with Martin Luther

Influential like Malcolm x and promised Tupac’s future

Slavery of mind still exist and I’m like Harriet Tubman in my chariot

With Fredrick Douglas on a freedom mission to clean up this ugliness

The Underground Railroad sounds like bliss

And when Lincoln set us free the whites was pissed

Besides the Quakers who risked their life to be our care takers

Teaching us how to read and if they found out they would slay us

Now blacks don’t want to read can’t even pay us

I guess that’s how we thank our ancestral favors

The civil rights movement was serious

We had to unit and fight is you delirious

Despite getting hit with water pressure that was furious

Fire hoses

Didn’t matter if you obliged or opposed it

Dogs released attacking sinking their teeth

Cops beating you down with billy clubs in the streets

And racist speech

They turned in their capes and sheets for guns and badges

The hate they teach got 101 classes

This aint the hate in me

This is me stating faithfully

That blacks will never escape the racist creed

Brought for us to breed

If we don’t read about our history

The miss education is not a mystery

Why do you purposely take the black men

Out of the situation and put them in the pin

Leaving the women to fin for themselves and children

That’s divided and conquer

the opposite of building

I oppose your oppositional feelings

From friends to foes

We got to stop the killing of those

Who the government labeled as rouge

And outrageous

Cause he won’t fold and courageous

The black panthers didn’t even last a decade

But yet the KKK can have a parade

What principals you got

What principals you forgot

You the real drug dealer supplying the block

Also with glocks

So black on black crime will never stop

I don’t want to say no names

Cause maybe things changed

Obama is president now so I’m a refrain

From throwing dirt on the governments name

I hope this is enlightenment to your ignorant brain

This ain’t the hate in me

This is me stating faithfully

That blacks will never escape the racist creed

Brought for us to breed

If we don’t read about our history

The miss education is not a mystery

Ignorance of self-first

Got black submerged in perverse self-worth

It’s time for blacks to emerge out of this black lagoon

And transform out of this dark cocoon

To blossom into a metropolis

Of butterflies in bliss and in tune

I don’t want to come out all political

Or analytical

To the point that it’s trivial

When it should be biblical

My philosophy is not melodic riddles

But philosophically critical

To the healthy recovery of the true spiritual position

That was given by our ancestors that’s still hidden

Cause if we only knew we might never forgive them

For the betrayal of trust that was given

We must consider in when blacks wasn’t even consider citizens

But property now do you understand the philosophy

To educate the world of the atrocity

Of slavery that just might possibly

Be the worst case of hostility

Against one race stopping our ability

To reach fruitful tranquility

And use our resilience diligently

The inhumane treatment is inequitably what