Things Built: Poems Constructed
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Things Built - Xlibris US
Copyright © 2014 by Anthony Green Jr.
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Contents
Free Lyric
For Emmett and Trayvon
Conversation Piece
Winter Cleaning
Spies
Stray
Touch
Midnight Transit
Higher
Piece of Peace
Rushing to Inhale Part 2 (Peer Pressure)
Wait on Love, Pray for Growth
Building Shade
16 L words
Rumors
The Blue Hill Establishment
LAMP
Finding Lost
1996 Camry (Haiku)
The Deflowering
Thin Engines
Gold Things on Woman
Guilty Being Free
Money Talk
Snakes
Today Is Different
Not Quite Sleep
Fashion Flowers Fragrance
Other Drugs
Rehab for the Last Time
Bouquet
Dead Dozen
The Approach
Three Novembers
Safe in Song
Home Song
Charlotte, Chicago, Part 2
Windbreakers (Rebels)
Things Build, Things Break
Anna’s Poem
Invented Sentences
The Realization
Dogs and Diamonds
Defining Deep
Creating Climax
The Medley
Lately, Soon, Maybe
Ferrari Jazz
Things Built from Saxophones
Nina Victoria
Gold Inheritance
A Peasant’s Risk
To Die Trying
New Kings
Champion Sound
Galatians 6:14
Initiative and Incentive
Future Interviews
Dead Souls
by Lynn Washington
Dedicated to Cody Dallas, Love you little brother
²art
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: something that is created with imagination and skill and that is beautiful or that expresses important ideas or feelings
Free Lyric
There is no need to be creative when
I need you to comprehend quickly.
This generation is in trouble and time
is against us.
Freedom is free, but it seems we are still
paying for things I wish we were dismissed
from.
We play our own enemies in a game where it
takes numbers to win.
We are losing sight of what we are fighting
for.
Our morals have become storied suggestions, and
our youth is drowning because they were never
taught to correctly swim.
How many have to drown before we realize what needs
to be done?
How many do we have to save before we notice where the
poison comes from?
All of the villains are the same.
Sadly, in every image of the enemy is a resemblance
of you and me.
So only we can make a change.
This generation is in trouble.
Freedom is free, and hopefully, it forever is, but
I hope it doesn’t take us forever