A slaves point of view
The boat ride was the longest time
That I had ever been away from home.
It had been days without reprieve.
There was no food,
There was no water,
And there was no where for the sick to go.
People around me,
Some friends and neighbors,
Other strangers.
Everyone crying out,
Asking for help,
Even the smallest amount.
No help ever came,
Around us people passed away,
And the loudest, taken away.
The chains dig into our flesh,
The pinch of the metal
Unfamiliar and frightening.
Now days
We have no promises
Of what tomorrow will bring.
Bad luck will surround our lives,
Because our lives,
Are our capture.
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