Denmark Vesey: Advanced Arranged Marriages 005- Prepare Yourself For Your Husband • DV University • Spring 2011

Sunday, May 08, 2011

Advanced Arranged Marriages 005- Prepare Yourself For Your Husband • DV University • Spring 2011

Thordaddy said...

Thanx DV,
u keep it orderly
Lika real O.G...
Guidin' baby sis
Whatta big bro s'posed t'be
Keep the game tight
Give TD a wiff of Supremacy
Thousand year bloodline
And still workin' on the legacy
Most fams die out from atrophy
They mens go limp

Got no vision fo' the progeny

DV scoutin' fo' a man
That right spiritually, intellectually AND racially
Ain't no shame in keepin' the bloodline
Shaped by the face of the Patriarchy
Strong fathers should breed strong fathers
That find mothers that breed daughters
Daughters kept straight by straight fathers
Ain't no complexity in the equation
Just need a dude that wanna be bothered
The task...
Make sure the 1000 year bloodline ain't smothered!!!

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