Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Tell Me Not Tales

Tell me not tales but truths about those dark skinned, natty haired, broke-backed folks
Tell me not tales but the truth, over bonfires fed by the lies of their oppressors, kindled by wayward brethren who scathe our father’s heritage
Tell me the truths of their strengths as an empowering allegory
Let our children hear the truths of their ancestors being kept down a grade for centuries, packed into projects, subjected to disenfranchisement. Yet, and do tell them, they humbled not gave up; they advocated for the freedom with a rhetorical argument though they were confronted barbarically.
Teach our children that the liberties they bear, were bought with the blood of our ancestors who gnashed their teeth so they would have this better tomorrow
Empower our children, so that our father’s story will not perpetuate itself in the midst of the twenty-first century.
Let us breed a brood of success stories, and no longer statistics
And then our stories shall be told over bonfires fed with pride, as the children of Africa begin to arise from the ash of mental oppression.

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

A Gender's Agenda

A callous gender with an agenda

Obsessed with death and murder

Hoping and premeditating our children’s demise

We do these things without tears in our eyes
What shameless behavior for a lady

Rocking the womb and not its baby

Each month the womb awaits a child

We count the days until they die

We cramp, we whine, we quiver

But that’s the thrill of a killer

Monthly awaiting a bloodshed

We rejoice when our panties are soiled blood red


We cramp sometimes, void of the bloodshed

But our thirsts is not quenched till our child is dead

So we pay those white coat murderers

To finish the job for us

I too have premeditated murder

Instead , I chose to be a mother

I revoke my gender’s agenda to kill

To allow a child’s life to be fulfilled

Monday, August 30, 2010

WILL HE MARRY YOU?

I think I have some creditability to answer this question, of course I may be wrong but accept that I can be very right!

If you want a man to marry you, the first thing you must know is- does he want to be married (at all).
The forst mistake that most women who want to be married make is courting or dating men who do not have marriage on their agenda. Next mistake we often make is overrating our appeal and marriageability thinking we can persuade a man who does not wnat to marry that we are the perfect pick.

If a man wants to marry you, he simply will. Of course there are those who need a little shrug, but anytime the shrug has to evolve into a push, thugged out manipulation then it is certain that he is not ready or probably never will.

1. When a man wants to marry a woman, he starts including her in the decisions he makes concerning his future.
2. He will at least introduce you to his family
3. He will ask you
4. if he has not done any of the three above then you are positive he's not going to marry you. I don't have to continue writing this piece.

SECRET

Our secrets will begin to surface. They’ll be tugged out from our larynx with a length of barbed wire. Then we will be convinced that we should’ve revealed them times ago. Our fetishes and indiscretions will be arraigned on the mountain of our arrogance. They will be heard in the valley of the simple whose flaws were worn before us and we summoned their isolation from our pseudo-perfect world. The simple will then gain courage to mock at our hypocrisy, and then we will know that there is more dignity in a cruel truth than there is in a secret.

Forgive Me! (Ramblings of many women)

I’ve cried for my children that have not made it into this world. I’ve cried out apologies to their souls for

being too weak to carry them and too scared to fight for their lives. My first, so unexpected, as an offering to

their father’s honor, rejected, held within the spawn of my emotions as he miscarried it; it bled to death. Still

wanting to remain in my uterus, to be my baby, had to be torn out by forceps, vacuumed and left a void in me.

And I forgave him because I loved him but I hated him for killing my baby.

He seduced me and everything within my soul and body surrendered to him.

I opened my womb again and named his seed, and he still didn’t want my baby.

My breath, receding and reverberating, as he suggested I take the breath of mine

I’m sorry baby, mama loves you and this is the hardest decision I ever had to make

If life without a father who wants you is worst than death

Rest in Peace!

The Agenda of a Gender

TheAgenda of a Gender


A callous gender with an agenda

Obsessed with death and murder

Hoping and premeditating our children’s demise

We do these things without tears in our eyes


What shameless behavior for a lady

Rocking the womb and not its baby

Each month the womb awaits a child

We count the days until they die

 
We cramp, we whine, we quiver

But that’s the thrill of a killer

Monthly awaiting a bloodshed

We rejoice when our panties are red


We cramp sometimes, void of the bloodshed

But our thirsts is not quenched till our child is dead

So we pay those white coat murderers

To finish the job for us

 
I too have premeditated murder

Instead , I chose to be a mother

I revoke my gender’s , agenda to kill

To allow a child’s life to be fulfilled



- Jajamuse ‘10

Saturday, August 28, 2010

Junior: I LIKE MY WOMEN YOUNG

She intrigues me with her guileless wit, that emits from her youthful ignorance.


She admires the wisdom of my gray hairs,


And the distinction present in my wrinkles.


She seduces me with her taunt torso, that mounts into an even tighter posterior,


Receding into smooth cinnamon toned legs- luscious just by its absence of varicose veins. She exudes the reason I like my women young.



-Junior
Before you think of me as some quailed up Viagra using pervert, with a streak of pedophilia, allow me to introduce myself. I am forty seven year old Junior Johnson Freeman. I was born in Brooklyn to Christian devotees, but never flourished under the dogma. I am a crystal rubbing- tree hugging- tai chi doing- vegan eating- black man. I am always in love just not the love always type, as is typical of us Aquarius men. I like my women young not fetal, between ages of twenty-one and a month before they turn thirty. I would push for eighteen but they’re too uncultured, and Chuck E. Cheese is no spot for a jetsetter like myself.

You might judge me because you’re a woman over thirty, or a man who lacks the suave to attract a beautiful young woman. But, there is nothing indecent about an older man with a younger woman. Except for in cases where the man has children who are in the same age group or older than his partner. But I am a perpetual bachelor, never married and childless, so there is no one who matters to be insulted by my relationships. I will admit that some women in their twenties are too immature to deal with the dynamics of a twenty year generation gap among parent and child relationships and even more inept for such in a sexual relationship.

Christians tend to be the most resistant to relationships with age disparities. Yet their Judaic heritage condones it. Adam was created before Eve, he had time to name all the plants and animals before she emerged into the world, yet when a man takes a partner who is young in the twenty-first century they value it as deviant.

Some are concerned that the older man will rule the woman, but according to their dogma that is just. I’m not antagonistic about Christianity but I decided to expose their hypocrisy concerning the matter. My mother is a staunch Christian and every time she sees me with a young woman she frowns, not because I’m not married but because the woman is young. King David loved beautiful woman, the Shulamite woman was no senior, and it is my preference to fraternize with female (young) adults.

You’re probably thinking of me as a radical, and you’re right; I’m extreme left wing. I have not succumbed to the European suit wearing in the summers, two and a quarter children and a picket fence ideal. I have however delved into the American dream by writing a few Black revolutionary novels. I own a house in Park Slope, a ride that most gas brains would drop it like its hot just to ride shotgun , and a disposable income that keeps me up with the P. Diddys.

You’ve taken notice to the fact that I am affluent and automatically pegged me as a Sugar daddy, but you’re wrong. I have mutually beneficial relationships with young women but it isn’t on the sole premise of sex for money. Although I am able to afford them the luxuries that their male counterparts are less likely to afford.

But it’s deeper than sex, money and luxury. I happen to be a very inspiring and supportive partner. My women are encouraged to pursue their careers. I advise them based on the knowledge I have acquired through life experience. I incorporate them in the process of my writing and seek their opines.

I am not so shallow as to initiate a relationship with a young woman who hasn’t her own goals. An intelligent, young woman with the fervor to pursue her dreams is very delightful as well as a prerequisite when I am wooing. But I will admit that it is sexually gratifying to be with a younger woman. Their bodies are leaner, and they’re more experimental when it comes to sex, they are eager to satisfy and their overall sexual energy is ferocious- fueled by their over-reacting hormones.

You’re probably assuming that I can’t keep up with the sexual demands of a younger woman. I won’t get overly defensive considering most men my age have some form of sexual deficiency. But with my lifestyle, diet, exercise I have maintained a healthy sexual appetite with the grit to quench it. I anticipate that I will be so until I’m a centenarian.

I am not at all implying that women in their thirties are not attractive or pleasing, but it is a lot more complicated with them. Most of them have too many hang ups, ‘take the lights off’, ‘don’t stick it there’ and ‘not tonight‘; to be tolerated along with unsightly varicose veins, and crow’s feet.

I used to date women my age in the eighties when I was in my twenties. Back then it was fun. Women wanted to socialize and have sex while they were building their careers. I applauded the feminist movement for enlightening women that marriage was not priority, and they should focus on building their lives and becoming prestigious in their own right in society.

Then the nineties came. Women had peaked in their careers beyond the glass ceiling and met their aspirations. They had impressive savings, and credit lines that met approval for mortgages. They were now thirty and their biological clocks blared and so they were ready for marriage. They became aggressive, quoting all their achievements and trying to convince me of why they were a catch, and propositioning me for a marriage proposal. But I had no intention of being married at thirty.

At thirty I swore off women my age, not because they weren’t beautiful but their demands were unreasonable especially since I never promised to do such. I’m a series polygamist, I believe in monogamy but not perpetual monogamous relationships, thus I had to avoid this conflict. It is my intention to have as many concubines as King David, and I do not know of any woman who would permit that within the bounds of marriage. I grew up in Brooklyn New York seeing broken, unhappy and triangulated marriages. People who were married lacked the bliss necessary for longevity and faithfulness. If those are the perks of marriage, I think I’ll pass.

I am in no way discrediting the institution of marriage. I believe that it is subjective to the individual. Some people find the union securing, fulfilling and ideal. It can be in very rare cases. But besides pooling resources for a more luxurious lifestyle, I couldn’t be convinced that it is for me. Views like these my mother mentions in her weekly prayer meeting. But, honestly I find that courting is a fulfilling arrangement and it is with the constraints of the marital agreement that very fulfilling relationships become burdensome.

Cohabitating however is an institution I could enroll in. It provides the same companionship as marriage, the pooling of resources and commitment, and the option to leave if it does turn sour. But marriage is a legal bondage that keeps two people who make each other miserable bound by finances, and the opportunistic gain of the poorer party.

Cohabitation is also a step I find intimidating. I believe it is the absences of partners that sustains the novelty that sparks romance in relationships. I am one who values my space, I like living alone- I don’t get lonely; it just makes me appreciate when my muse comes to visit. I write from home, so when I’m not frolicking I’m home. College aged women are best picks for  my lifestyle. They have more free time to attend to my sexual needs in between paragraphs and enough commitments to allow me the space for creativity.

My guess is that most women reading this are convinced, I am not marriage material, and they’re right. Women in their delusion are always too ambitious with the men they are dating. They court men who are not marriage ready and labor to ready them. It’s like going to law school for four years and realizing that you’re not apt at negotiations, to then enroll in a one year trade school because you’re getting older and now desperate. I am law school, and it would take more than arguing, good sex or propositions to get me to walk down any aisle.

Women are perceptive, but they lack the discernment to distinguish between temporal and perpetual bachelors like my self. The truth is that most men are slow to the altar but others are altar-phobic, and these are the men not to pursue when looking for a husband. No, you are not so special that you can change a man’s preference. The purpose of marriage is to find a compatible mate, that should extend to courting men who are in the same pursuit of matrimony.

A man like me is no degenerate, I’m just not wired for the role of a supportive husband. When women cry and get sentimental, I’m stunned. My emotional intelligence is in the idiot range, and limited to paying for a massage, dinner and a Broadway play, wouldn’t you agree that I am not marriageable?

Most people who hear of my lifestyle choices always ask, ‘Does your mother know?’ The answer is yes, and don’t become afraid, she’s still mentioning her immoral son at prayer meetings, who knows, maybe her prayers to the God of the bible might work on a pantheist like me. I may not seem morally sound to most of you for obvious reasons, but I do have standards. I’ve never slept with a prostitute, or a woman who hasn’t been tested without a condom, and I always invite my interests to social events as my date. I’d say that I’m a bachelor to be had.