Mother Nature's Plan - King Khan

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This photo was my mugshot from Christian County Jail in Kentucky in 2009, when i asked the cop what “O” stood for as my race, he responded “Other”....

Mother Nature’s Plan
(a.a.khan)

Can you whisper softly
into my ear again
run your fingers
through my hair

Tell me I am the one
who you’re proudest of
exceeding all expectation

Oh father where did
they take you to?
when they stole you
from my life

Unanswered questions
wrapped up in my DNA
haunt me as i pray
for absolution

Can you hold my hand
guide me to the promiseland
teach me to serve
mother nature’s plan

Are my faint memories of you
enough to make me well
or will they harden with time?
Traumatized by you
the same way they hurt you too
as a child of segregation

Welcome to my emancipation

I promise to never repeat
the hurt you fed to me
it still haunts me like a ghost
Repeat offender were you
taught by example
lead by your own degredation

Can you hold my hand
guide me to the promiseland
teach me to serve
mother nature’s plan

Dear World,
I was born on a turtle shaped island Tiohtiá:ke/Montreal which is situated on the traditional territory of the Kanien’kehà:ka, a place which has long served as a site of meeting and exchange amongst many First Nations including the Kanien’kehá:ka of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, Huron/Wendat, Abenaki, and Anishinaabeg.
The world is more fragile than ever and perhaps it is finally the right time to right the wrongs. Dismantle the engines, understand that not only must we decolonize our souls, but we must decolonize nature and stop this path to self-destruction. We need to allow a time for massive healing, never have the voices of the suffering been so loud and audible. When we can look into our souls and find the harmonic balance between our intellect, our creativity/sexual desires, our material needs and our emotions then can we begin rebuilding ourselves into better versions of ourselves. Analyzing our traumas and their adverse effects, studying our metagenealogy and learning from all the mistakes of our ancestors and trying to rebuild a new path for healing. These steps have got to be taken and the results are instantaneous. I can finally say that I am a better father, a better listener, a better husband and all this during a pandemic which sometimes feels like the end of the world is nigh. I thank all of the people that helped me find this path and I hope my discoveries will inspire you to also follow through and do the divine work it takes to just be a better human being, respecting mother nature’s plan and finding your place within. May these songs and my story help you in finding some inner peace or if anything may it ignite the spark that may lead you to your own decolonization and make life seem more than just the antiseptic reality we find ourselves trapped in temporarily. Don’t demonize the sickos, just try and help us sometimes. C’est la vie said the ole folks and peace be unto you. In the immortal words of Malcolm X, "When the "i" is replaced by "we" even "illness" becomes "wellness"."
yours truly,
King Khan