Every Day, a poem.

Sometimes,
I trully wished that I was assembled.

To smile knowing I’m disposeable
and not be missed when I am gone.

Of course,
I remember my roots.

Black people can’t be judges
some think, because they should only
be dish washers and athletes.

My my, that’s the home of brave.

But when I literally shed tears,
I remember that the world is a wheel….

Maybe the robots will make them pay….

Published by Eugene Hardy

Learning how to be a better human being through poetry, prose and my journal. Still working on a better life in San Diego, CA..... Truth is, I am just another human among eight billion other folks on planet Earth. I've been told that my poetry is dark. I practice poetry.