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Slavery At Its Best
What a glorious enterprise slavery is,
through its transcendent actions
and strict castigations.
The protesting voices of the colored ones,
awakening the ears of the indifferent;
to start a morning
of sanctimoniousness.
It transforms a scrawny boy
with withered skin
into a robust man of discipline.
Oh yes slavery is truly great,
bringing large profits to poor farmers,
painting smirks on white women’s faces
who don’t have to lift a finger,
for anything.
Slavery teaches women and children
how to be enduring, as they are forced
to wait for a battered man to perhaps,
come home.
Slavery brings excitement to
an otherwise dull world,
through doltish riots and insurrections,
while adding trees to
history.
It recognizes the shipping industry
for its hard work and perseverance,
reinventing its identity
as a worldwide necessity.
Slavery teaches people of all colors
first-hand knowledge
to the many levels of society.
Yes, slavery makes all of these wonders happen.
Yet, never receives any sign of appreciation,
no mention of acclimation,
ever.
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