Monday, 7 November 2011

fanciful racism

You clock someone special

Who’d flocked to a techno festival.

You don’t talk, you just stare,

Captivated by her glowing flare.

Years pass, but you remember-

That aura of glowing ember.

You meet with her friends,

You sleep with some in the end!

Then up she pops, at a rave,

You can’t seem to stop the way you behave.

You find yourself insulting her-

Your unkindness resulting in a collective blur.

You think its funny, racial abuse,

But socially it’s akin to a strangling noose.

She takes it on the chin-

A girl of that caliber will always win. . .

Educated and classy,

Motivated and sassy!

Unfazed by juvenile mocking,

Carrying on in life, still rocking.

She returns the banter to your face,

You like the attention - any place!

She goes away,

On that sunny day,

 Hope next time I meet her

I somehow manage to greet her

In a more adult manner. . .

Instead of behaving like a fuckin’ spanner.

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