teacherlady88 said:

I didn't like her quote...and the context of that quote. People r trying 2 make it seem as if I hate Black poets everywhere simply because of this. I hope u don't feel this way.

SexLovely said:

French? 4 real? I thought u was British, British...and British.

Anyway...care 2 cross some bloodlines?

Nep2nes said:

I suppose that we can all organize an effort to mate the displaced bloodlines with the white jailbait...

IceNine said:

It wouldn't b an effort on my part because he knows he wants this.

teacher said:

"On another note, I was in Georgia last week. Spent some time walking around an old plantation. Visited the plot of the family that owned the place. Off to the side, under the trees were the grave sites of the slaves. The graves were only marked with rocks. As I strolled by the anonymous rocks, the place demanded silence. I was dumbstruck. The history of this country is amazing".


I totally agree. And full of violence too, unfortunately. Still, amazing.

Nep2nes said:

Did I miss something here? What quote? She has said a whole lot of stuff! What bothered you?

Do I think you hate Black poets? Of course not. I have faith in you. So tell me what she said and we'll deconstruct the poem together.