The Indio In You

by General Zod - Aquarius

Ometeotl
What Happened?
It's been over 500 years
and the Armegeddon
still isn't over
from Decapitation
Anihalation
Catholic Do or Die
Crossing over for Apple Pie
Which we barely get crumbs for

When you talked about Doomsday
Did you mean it would be
the end of our culture?

Did survival really mean
Kill the Indio in us?
Even if we have the evil in us?

Did it mean Persecution
through being called Rancheros, Nacos, & Peons
from Lite-Brite Neons
and Ghostly Christions?

God of Duality
Tell me there's a light at the end of the tunnel
Full of Heavenly Glory
And Powerfull Divinity
Where the Indio in me can be free
& I can pump my brown fist
Like Corky
Bobby
Hu-ey
Yellin' Wuuuaahh... like Bruce Lee
Kickin' Jeet Kune Do
To the Indegenous Flow
Of the Mexica Soul
Without any Criollo Oppression
or any Torno Atras
Drinking Caz
Gachupin
Deja Me En Paz
Porque Jamas
You'll Control Me

Watch me break these shackles of Self-Hatred
and disrespect towards my indegenous ancestors
Because in me
I feel the spirit of Moctezuma & Cuahtemoc
Telling me to represent
with no resentment
Taking it back like Marcus Garvey
but to Aztlan
Ya Mon
I'm Jammon
Standing Up
Getting Up
Making You Jump-Jump Nia-bing
like a Buffalo Soldier
in the Heart of Tenochtitlan
All the way up to Culiacan
Mazatlan
and even Kings-ton
Crushing all you P.R.I. & P.A.N.
Televisa Watching
Spend $100 on some CK draws
Despising Fobaproa Laws
From your Tyrant Claws
Which if you strike
You know I'll have to get down
with a Mahki
freak it with a Chahgi
Finish with an arm bar
Breakin' your hate
Bit by Bit
Watching you cry Matay
& As I split
I'll Say It Loud
Soy Indio & I'm proud 

This is for the Indio in You
La India en Ti, Mami
The Indio in you

Reason for writing:

    A joint for the Mestizos who want to get back & regenerate
to the foundation. Long live Aztlan Mon.....!    

Birth sign: Aquarius
Date created: 1999-05-03 11:52:34
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:41:04
Poem ID: 52361

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