I Refuse The Caution Tape
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Black Pearl
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I Refuse to Put Back My Caution Tape
It’s time to move on
I Refuse the Caution Tape
It’s time to move on
Its true
We are so through
Times two
While I’m giving
The straight talk times 3
Verse 5
We’ve been hearing speeches after speeches
Like Reese’s pieces—
Sweet but empty.
All we do is pick up the pieces,
Bag them,
Flush them.
That’s how it feels:
The disrespect, the foolishness, the fascism.
Time to end the speeches.
Time to make progress.
Progression is when a human takes mind, soul, and hands
Not AI becoming our next handler
Human intelligence
By going out there and doing the work.
Stop talking.
We need more walkers.
We need more doers
Not talkers.
End of subject.
It don’t matter if you got
enough seats in the House or Senate—
Start working.
Stop with the lights, camera, action,
People are talking—
We ain’t seen satisfaction.
The real situation?
The economy is shifting.
middle class.
Are becoming the
Lower class
The rich above their balconies,
Not throwing bread—
Throwing stones.
Telling us to work,
While everything looks dysfunctional.
So stop talking.
Start walking.
Take all that speech time,
Bag it like Reese’s pieces,
Flush it in the garbage.
We don’t want any diabetes—
Too much sugar, no nutrients.
No supply.
No nothing.
Time to do the work.
Time to take off the caution tape
And move.
Start dealing with what matters—
Not media distractions,
Not celebrity distractions.
Like indigo inferno
See things new.
2026 is coming.
Feels worse than 2025.
Thank God I’m alive,
But every day gets more miserable.
I need things low.
I need flow.
We need walkers.
Not talkers.
That white lawn—
All talk, no walk.
We went from subject to no subject.
From “this one should resign”
To “this one is still here.”
We see pictures with babies,
People wondering,
Propaganda spinning
About a woman from Raisin, Texas—
No foreign background,
Only domestic,
And they look at her like she’s leprosy.
Time for something new.
So I’m taking this caution tape off.
And when I do—
You won’t like it.
Some remember me from straight talk times three.
My subject matter is unapologetic.
Unbroken.
A banner.
A bandit.
I see an 84-year-old woman across the street
Still going to work.
Social Security not enough.
Pension not enough.
Now she’s too sick.
She unable to
do the things she could.
I see people making $400,000 a year
Saying it’s not enough.
Budget is too steep
It is breaking their pockets,
Tune in.
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Black Pearl.
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Let the walkers rise.
Let the talkers fade.
The tape is off.
We’ve got work to do.
