I know your Kind!



Excuse me!
What is this monstrocity,
Mines identified by the burdens on top of me,
The weight on my shoulders are not stopping me,
But my temper burns too hot for me,
When will it end?
What can douce my flames,
Slander and soothsayers calling out my name,
To be great you gotta know your fate,
I know success is coming,
How many can relate,
Time has passed,
Man time comes fast,
All this jealousy saying that I'm a a##,
Kill with kindness,
That's why Ima last,
Tribulations become trial,
Molded me and my style,
I'm grown don't talk to me like I'm a child,
Your soul is darkened and the scent smells fowl,
I can look at you,
Oh! You can't at me now?
I know your kind,
Possessing the most crooked of smiles.

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Submitted on March 18, 2015

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Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
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Words 135
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 24

Al-qahira Bakra

I'm an historical poet from under the old management of poetry.com.I've been submitting since 1999.It all started when Montell williams had a contest for poetry to raise money for M.S.My first poem submitted was published.The aroused Third Eye in the book called enternal portraits.This book was sold around the world.This is the first time fans have seen what Mark Robinson looks like.That was my name til I changed to Al-Qahira Bakra.You can find me on Facebook under this name.I also had two other publication in books sold around the world and one placed on C.D,that was ressurection.Climax was published before that and I was in california.They wanted me to come back to the east coast to recite climax in washington D.C to 1,000,000 people.I'm back now and apologize to my fans.I was also recognized as one of the greatest poets of the 21st century and I possibly still am.Well let me show you that I can be number one.You will see my work cultivate from poetry to lyrics and then you will see what level I'm on. more…

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