Analysis of Caucasian Myths

Lawrence S. Pertillar 1947 (Connecticut)



As an American.
Black.
And addressed to describe,
Which depiction best fits.
I have come to realize,
My ethnicity is more diverse...
Than any other race there is.
In a land that is called The United States.
Where fictioned Caucasian myths,
Have been isolated to teach and delude...
An existence of a reality.
To defend and include,
Such nonsense to create and believe.
That makes truth to fear its honesty.
And made this the most thing to threaten,
For those who send...
Their children to schools.
Demanding they remain,
As ignorant as possible...
To their own history.
With a protesting this to do,
Will reveal to prove...
Who has chosen to keep them fools.
Done to do to prevent them from truth.
And all that truth does,
To broaden their limited restricted minds!

'Critical Race Theory' to teach,
Is nothing more...
Than bigotry, racism and hatred to allow.
And...
A creating of division.
That is not the American way of life!'

'Excuse me, but...
From which part of that alternate Universe,
Have you all been living to reside?
Perhaps you are not aware of it.
But this is Earth One!
And...
Whatever is going on upon Earth Two?
Has deluded you out of your minds.
If you take time and look around here,
On Earth One.
You will find you either have ignored,
A diversity to take for granted.
To depend upon the reality of it.

Or...
Your blinded deluded minds perceive,
Those of us of color...
You know,
The blacks, browns and the mixture of it.
Have been assigned and appointed,
To serve and provide your every need.
Snap out of this nightmare you've created!
It's not proving healthy to your...
How can I put this?
Oh yes.
Not proving healthy to your mentalities!'

'We object to your insinuations!'

'I would too.
If I was sold on lies.
To purposely keep me deceived.
And all my life too?
I'd be throwing childish tantrums.
Hoping that destroying everything,
Will make people convinced...
I am the creator of the Cosmos.
And I interviewed God.
Before I decided,
He would be a good servant!


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Poetic Form
Metre 110100 1 001101 101011 111110 101001101 11010111 00111100101 110101 1110011001 10101010 101001 110101001 111111100 011011110 1111 11011 010101 11001100 111100 10010111 10111 11101111 111101111 01111 11011000101 10011011 1101 110010010101 0 00101010 11100100111 0111 1111110010 111110101 011110111 11111 0 1011010111 101011111 111101011 111 111110101 0010011110 1010101011 1 110010101 111110 11 011001011 11010010 1100111001 111111010 11101011 11111 11 11010111 110110010 111 111111 11001101 01111 11101010 10101010 111001 1100101010 01101 01110 1110110
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 1,918
Words 355
Sentences 52
Stanzas 6
Stanza Lengths 26, 6, 13, 12, 1, 11
Lines Amount 69
Letters per line (avg) 22
Words per line (avg) 5
Letters per stanza (avg) 254
Words per stanza (avg) 59
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Submitted by lpahtillah on July 10, 2021

Modified on March 05, 2023

1:46 min read
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