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Tennessee’s Tonton Macoute? Or, rotten Orchard called Capitalist State Machine?
Raymond Nat Turner, BAR poet-in-residence
01 Feb 2023
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Tennessee’s Tonton Macoute? Or, rotten Orchard called Capitalist State Machine?
Protest in Atlanta (Photo: AP)

                                                                                                     Tennessee’s Tonton Macoute? Or, rotten 

                                                                                                     Orchard called Capitalist State Machine? 

                                                                                                             “Hurt people hurt people…” 

                                                                                                                  —Activist Anonymous  

 

Breathing tube snaking from busted, blue-black

botoxed lips…Snaking from swollen, battered,

bloodied, face— snaking from a STOP— ending

errands and dreams.

Presto—Another Mother’s atmospheric river of tears…

Black magic, melanin, body cameras, training—On

Tennessee’s Tonton Macoute! Unconscious streams

of raw sewage—spurting from blu donut holes under

Color of law. Plantation medicine men overdosing

boot, fist, shock, club, chemical cures for traffic

STOP ‘suspect;’ for their police piñata’s new identity

Black magic, melanin, body cameras, training—On

Tennessee’s Tonton Macoute! “Thank you for your”

confederate service. “Thank you for your” apartheid

state-stained, Vitamin S-fueled skillsets—for your

toxic Memphis masculinity. “Thank you for your

service” at a Kabul, Bagram, Baghdad—Port-au-Prince

STOP.

Black magic, melanin, body cameras, training—On

Tennessee’s Tonton Macoute! Bullwhip behavior. Mirroring

Twin-Cities, Big Apple, City of Angels, Windy City, City of

Brotherly Love beatdown zones. Cop City battlefields

where

chokeholds, knee-o-teens and improvised firing squads

lurk— waging War on Terror—

Sweeping tents, tarps, cardboard mattresses into hungry jaws

of garbage trucks—grinding Human Rights into

gunpowder…

Black magic, melanin, body cameras, training—On

Tennessee’s Tonton Macoute! ‘Skin folks’ playing basket ball,

pledging Greek, praying to the same god—And wrapping fantasies

in riddles—calling it Community Control of wild Boers…

© 2023. Raymond Nat Turner, The Town Crier. All Rights Reserved.

Raymond Nat Turner is a NYC poet; BAR's Poet-in-Residence; and founder/co-leader of the jazz-poetry ensemble UpSurge!NYC. You can Vote for his work at: GoFundMe and PayPal.

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