Do we own the land, or does it own us?

Poem: “My Cry is Lost in a Name”

Propelled in giving me damned names
They gave me unknowing roots
White with jewels of nakedness
Sights-silenced then demanded to catch shadows travelling aware in innocence
But as mixed up in trickery of my free roots
I found myself sucked by seed
I felt dressed in native trees
Then having urgency to wipe away white values I drunk healthyness
I learned more about my ended Shakespeare name coming back the snakes began attacking
Spears came travelling in my thighs leaving me
Rejuvenated  
No more my damned name.
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