Unititled (p. 15)
Please wake me when I'm free / I cannot bear captivity / Where my culture I'm told holds no significance / I'll wither and die in ignorance / But my inner eye can c a race / Who reigned as kings in another place* - Tupac Amar Shakur, The Rose that Grew From Concrete [MTV Books/Pocket Books NY 1999]             

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