This is an excerpt from “The Book Of Moor Poetry,” by Lonnie Bray EL, with my permission, and Dedicated to our father, Lonnie, who for sure either is, or is not in Heaven.
Lonnie’s Three Lessons
I have knelt before my father and said,
“Father forgive me for I have sinned,”
and Father laughed and probably will again
Because I still say it
I have knelt before the Holy Temple Of Woman
On whom I’ve preyed and given all I have
and Woman turns the other cheek, but doesn’t laugh
And I still do it
I have felt the pleasure and peace of struggling bones
that New Soldiers know as The Saxon Pact
If a Man Can’t Take Vengeance, He’s Not a Man In Fact
because who wouldn’t?
More or less, who should think less
Shouldn’t be a Moor, or the rest.
Lonnie B EL writes education and entertainment for Moorish-American.com, oversees The Moorish Psychology Association, and hosts “LONNIE’S SHOW” on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IcyFWL8-XA
and “LONNIE’S SHOW” Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1510722129066657/
