Powerful flow weaving revolutionary consciousness with wordplay that actually lands. The 'I in eye, it's I and I' line connects Rastafari philosophy to the broader call for united fronts in a way that feels earned, not forced. I've tried writing politcal poetry before and it always ends up sounding like a pamphlet, but this has rhythm that makes the message hit harder without sacrificing clarity on the anti-capitalist stance.
I can't tell if this is satire or serious 😭 please
Peace and love kinfolk
Powerful flow weaving revolutionary consciousness with wordplay that actually lands. The 'I in eye, it's I and I' line connects Rastafari philosophy to the broader call for united fronts in a way that feels earned, not forced. I've tried writing politcal poetry before and it always ends up sounding like a pamphlet, but this has rhythm that makes the message hit harder without sacrificing clarity on the anti-capitalist stance.