(Anatomy of a Zine) Fresh off the inner city streets of America, enters a new wave of young people to the condemned population at San Quentin State Prison, here in California.
One of these young men is known as Wyld, as his popular street tribal name is associated with his emcee skillset, so we had to catch up with him, shot a back issue of the Write Or Die Zine Project at him, as we assumed he would, he shot back, with a photo and a verse that we published in our Poetry, Prose & Condz vil, 2 issue, see it online @: betweenthebars.org/Group/Papyruscollective: post titled: WYLD
(The Tone) For this unique ventilation ceremony, we had to feature this young prolific hood rhyme slinger in our @Golgotha interview segment, as we formatted the session in, rhyme exchange cipher mode, so engage the voices of American innercity youth, in what organically became titled:
(Talk Into My Bullethole)
Date: August 28, 2018 Time: 11:50am, (at Yard Recall) Location: Unit East Block, 4th Tier, Yardside, Calif. Condemned Row. Format: Hand documented by: Xzyzst (exist), & Wyld (wild). PageCount: 5pages Contributors: 2
Any and all additional written content contained within this segment soley written, produced, arranged and performed by: Wyld
Alan Blueford 1 of 5
@Golgotha w/Wyld an interview by: Xzyyst (exist
XZ: What ya say 2 blined-eyed politicianz always talk'n bout, vote'z & pole'z?
WLD: Dey dont give a fucc about our hopez and goalz / Dem politicianz pimpin, what dat make us hoez? / Im done talkin my thoughtz in fucc it mode / Tell dem Muthafuccaz talk into my bullethole
XZ: Whatta bout manipulator'z talk'n bout, tha system & race, az if tha system aint human controlled?
WLD: Da system waz designed to defend da liez dey told / stacc'n da decc against us to ensure dey neva fold / Im done talkin my thoughtz in fucc it mode / Tell dem muthafuccaz, talk into my bullethole
XZ: How bout, house niggaz talk'n bout no more bright color'z, nappy hair, hoodie'z, white T-shirtz, skinny Jean'z, saggy pantz, urban sportswear, stop resist'n & do what ya told?
WLD: How can we tell a muthafucca what he already knowz / how come we da only muthafuccaz dyin ova clothez / number one problem wit what you muthafuccaz propose / no matter what you wear muthafuccaz ya skin shows / Im done talkin my thoutz in muthafucc it mode / Tell dem muthafuccaz talk into my bullethole.
XZ: Whatta ya say to deflector trader nigga'z talkin bout, black on black crime, dis excuse is gett'n old, huh?
whts good bro how are how have u been i knw its been a while since we actually demoed but knw this bro u have always been on my mind ki always felt like maybe if i would have cuffed u up you wouldnt be in this situation or if i would have told them to leave u in gurnee maybe my lil bro would be here.....mannnnn lil bro shit is mad crazy out here now man me and ya sis are not together melbria in indian antwanete and ya ma in iowa oh yea i got another son on the way man g life just aint the same without u being out here in this world with all ya nieces and nephews i miss u lil bro the fam miss u i want to stay strong and focused ALLAH WILLING I ALWAYS BELIEVED IN MY HEART THT U WILL COME FRM UNDER THIS IMA SEND THIS LETTER BY SAYING STAY STRONG U CAN BEAT THIS NEVER GIVE UP...I LOVE TO THE MOON AND BACK PEACE BLESSING YOUR BIG BRO DRE...PS IM WIT U BRO I NEVA FORGOT U
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Hello Marty, I enjoy your submissions. Obviously you are a very intelligent and talented individual. Continue to do what you do and keep those mental muscles exercised! You have an important story to share. Just know there are people who are watching and listening. Take care. Kelly
I haven't commented before, but I have been transcribing many of your posts over the last five or so months. From the present to the past from many years ago. I wanted to say that I really admire your compassion and humanity. It's raw and refreshing wisdom that comes from a wounded but understanding heart. Your writing heals me whenever I'm feeling down, even though I am not a deeply religious person. It's an unexpected joy. Thank you very much for what you've done.
Happy New Year. Let's hope that this year will be a good one for everyone together.
I really enjoyed reading your poem. One of my favorite lines was "I won't miss the prison life but I'll reminisce". This line speaks much volume! Personally, I had a hard year last year; I question if I were depressed or heavily sad. Sometimes I find myself battling the same emotions. But my favorite line in your poem taught me that it's okay to reminisce and move on from a place where you once battled your everyday battles. In fact, it's beneficial because in order for you to grow in life you must respect the past and keep pushing forward.
I really enjoyed reading your poem. Although I am not Trans, I am learning to build more self- confidence in myself for wich I have found this poem to be relatable. The recognized the beauty of you overcoming the haters in your life within this poem. Your strength is inspiring!
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(Anatomy of a Zine)
Fresh off the inner city streets of America, enters a new wave of young people to the
condemned population at San Quentin State Prison, here in California.
One of these young men is known as Wyld, as his popular street tribal name is associated
with his emcee skillset, so we had to catch up with him, shot a back issue of the Write
Or Die Zine Project at him, as we assumed he would, he shot back, with a photo and a verse
that we published in our Poetry, Prose & Condz vil, 2 issue, see it online @:
betweenthebars.org/Group/Papyruscollective: post titled: WYLD
(The Tone)
For this unique ventilation ceremony, we had to feature this young prolific hood rhyme
slinger in our @Golgotha interview segment, as we formatted the session in, rhyme
exchange cipher mode, so engage the voices of American innercity youth, in what
organically became titled:
(Talk Into My Bullethole)
Date: August 28, 2018
Time: 11:50am, (at Yard Recall)
Location: Unit East Block, 4th Tier, Yardside, Calif. Condemned Row.
Format: Hand documented by: Xzyzst (exist), & Wyld (wild).
PageCount: 5pages
Contributors: 2
Any and all additional written content contained within this segment soley
written, produced, arranged and performed by: Wyld
Alan Blueford
1 of 5
@Golgotha w/Wyld
an interview by: Xzyyst (exist
XZ: What ya say 2 blined-eyed politicianz always talk'n bout, vote'z & pole'z?
WLD: Dey dont give a fucc about our hopez and goalz / Dem politicianz pimpin,
what dat make us hoez? / Im done talkin my thoughtz in fucc it mode /
Tell dem Muthafuccaz talk into my bullethole
XZ: Whatta bout manipulator'z talk'n bout, tha system & race, az if tha system
aint human controlled?
WLD: Da system waz designed to defend da liez dey told / stacc'n da decc against
us to ensure dey neva fold / Im done talkin my thoughtz in fucc it mode /
Tell dem muthafuccaz, talk into my bullethole
XZ: How bout, house niggaz talk'n bout no more bright color'z, nappy hair, hoodie'z,
white T-shirtz, skinny Jean'z, saggy pantz, urban sportswear, stop resist'n
& do what ya told?
WLD: How can we tell a muthafucca what he already knowz / how come we da only
muthafuccaz dyin ova clothez / number one problem wit what you muthafuccaz
propose / no matter what you wear muthafuccaz ya skin shows / Im done talkin my
thoutz in muthafucc it mode / Tell dem muthafuccaz talk into my bullethole.
XZ: Whatta ya say to deflector trader nigga'z
talkin bout, black on black crime, dis
excuse is gett'n old, huh?
Jordan Davis
2 of 5
I enjoy your submissions. Obviously you are a very intelligent and talented individual. Continue to do what you do and keep those mental muscles exercised! You have an important story to share. Just know there are people who are watching and listening. Take care.
Kelly
Happy New Year. Let's hope that this year will be a good one for everyone together.
I really enjoyed reading your poem. One of my favorite lines was "I won't miss the prison life but I'll reminisce". This line speaks much volume! Personally, I had a hard year last year; I question if I were depressed or heavily sad. Sometimes I find myself battling the same emotions. But my favorite line in your poem taught me that it's okay to reminisce and move on from a place where you once battled your everyday battles. In fact, it's beneficial because in order for you to grow in life you must respect the past and keep pushing forward.
And so for that, I thank you.
SAB
I really enjoyed reading your poem. Although I am not Trans, I am learning to build more self- confidence in myself for wich I have found this poem to be relatable. The recognized the beauty of you overcoming the haters in your life within this poem. Your strength is inspiring!
SAB