So they Tell Me I’m Evil

I’ve heard I’m heartless

A demon even the Lord wouldn’t bless
I have no secret powers
But at my sight demons and saints cower
Laughing out loud
My haters make me proud
I am whatever they say I am
Complicated views
Despair on the evening news
Every day I scan
To find out who they say I am
I am whatever they say I am
If I was not why would I say I am

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Veteran sports and entertainment journalist, Karintha Styles holds court at the intersection of sports and pop culture. Seamlessly she weaves common sense, tough love, and quick wit through her writing and commentary. Currently, she hosts Week N Sports and Styles & Kaikai with Elizabeth Kaikai. You can find the Detroit native’s work on numerous media outlets including Fox Sports, Yahoo Sports, BET, iHeart Media, and Hoops Habit.
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