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And as he grows older, He joins a hate group or a gang too, was bullied by every race, who bullied me. And as I grew older fought for equality for everyone. This is why I became an activist. Thesis why I am a poet. God asks are unwilling to die, fighting for what youBelieve. This is where I stand. Keywords: African American Culture, Social Conditions of black literature, Interpretation  \nQuincy Troupe is a visionary poet who is always reaching out to walk and dance words upon a single page. Quincy uses his imagination through dialog with certain looks of rhythm of words which bounce off the page of unforgotten sound. Quincy prances across word that burst from childhood dreams that make you smile. Perhaps there is an explanation to why he creates hope to the disturbed voices in our head. It is through language that he decodes similes, metaphors and apostrophes out of clarity that trace our roots to our dark past which is from the eye of the beholder. Quincy's words bounce back at us with words of wisdom from the voice that hums in our head. Quincy maps his experience into beautiful schemes of imprisoned thought. Quincy has mirrored a menagerie of space on a blank page using pain and agony to slowly develop an illusion for movement. Quincy's senate is the blues in space that echoes in the air in spoken tongues. It is from dreams we pulsate life through shared idioms of time. When we can identify in how sorrow has touched our lives, we believe in fear itself will keep us alive. Fear is an invisible loom we live through rituals from desire. It is from this madness we imagine love is far deeper than fear itself. Young Blood  \nUnder the weather. The one true love. It is bitter hot. Hot wind can burn. The taste of sweat, sizzles. A fresh blow of air. The angry wind blows hot air. I anticipate the tension of gas transpire. Can you survive the heat? I can. My body is amend to the conditions. Only resistance could bring it to tolerate the pain. I live in a surreal world. My world is imaginary. Images from my mind control my fate. I have the will to make the future come as I dream it. Of my life. At night, as I sleep, I see things that come true. If I am scared of dying, it is my fate. Some call it witch craft. If I were afraid someone will die in my dream, that person dies. Having the ability to see the future is witch craft. Only god controls destiny. The one who I felt was the one to marry. Time holds disposition to hover memories. Man follies with desire to hoard feelings we don’t want to understand. Mere inequity. The man did not feel the same as I did for him. Faltering mistakes. Bitterness weather. Man bids his last request to reconcile notions. Experience unresolved. A body thirst for solvency. Salt, a ubiquities cry for mercy. Insomnia, a reflection to homelessness. My true love was my first love. Dismantled body’s spirits travel as ghosts. Crying. 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