The Deficiency in the World

The Deficiency in The World

de·fi·cien·cy
/dəˈfiSHənsē/
noun
1. a lack or shortage.

There’s a deficiency in the world, where nobody is equal, where the system can’t even be trusted by the people
There’s a deficiency in the world, where people are looked down upon because of the persistency of melanin in their skin, and no court jurisdiction is really a win win
There is a deficiency, where we all seem to turn our head, and we try to ignore the said and the unsaid

This deficiency I speak for is the unjustified truth that is in our “justice” system, the one we all stand for, when they call us to the hot bench to plead our case and our pleads are ignored.

The deficiency that we live through, is the same deficiency that our ancestors fought so long and hard for, they single handedly endured a racist not-so-coincidental war.

The race of the melanin, the melanin of the race, the power given to us, is the same power that is patronized in the system of unjust , yet never given a face

The deficiency of this world we live in, is not the doing of mankind, but it is the doing of reading in between the lines -unfinished, just like history-