Savage Raping
Of A Queen
Our serene
Haitian Queen,
Surrounded
By the warmest
Aqua blue water,
Your people stagger To their feet
With dismay and Emptiness
In their eyes.
Trying to understand the squalor
And stench of death that’s cursed
Your beautiful land.
Mother Nature’s
Powerful force has
Struck your
Angelic face,
Like the balled fist
Of a mighty
Drug czar.
Your bronze
Earthen plates
Appear as if you’ve
Seized and twisted stubbornly
In a disheveled bed.
Violently protesting
The powerful hands,
That tied your sinewy
Arms to the bedposts,
To savagely
Rape you.
With greed and lust
In their hungry eyes
As they
Disgraced you.
They stole from you all of your
Beauty and plunder That your Gracious Mother Blessed
You with at
Your birth.
How your creator,
Hangs his head
In sorrow now.
Like a hostile father,
He seeks revenge,
His mind spins with Questions,
As he blames
Himself.
Where did I go wrong?
Why wasn’t I more
Protective of my Cherished
Caribbean Princess?