BLACK WOMANA Poem by MS. BABySELF LOVEBLACK WOMAN Black woman From a black man Know wonder sometimes I forget that I am the weaker vessel In stamina that is My intellect My vision My hope My forceful collision with truth I learn from my youth and it is Embedded in my genes Strength that is may not be seen With the naked eye But it underlies all that I do How could I receive anything less from you?
Black woman As vast as the Indian Ocean And as fruitful as the hills of Lebanon As valuable as the Salts found at the ends of the earth We must always remember our worth The joys of giving birth and never ending what Jehovah started Celebrating differences and not letting retard what is- and created good I have stood in commune with My Lord, My Father My Creator and Confidant And in the abundance of HIS wisdom I have nothing to be ashamed of My pigment a testament to his greatness This fact cannot escape us
Black woman A fierce mother lioness With the smoothness of black onyx And the refinement of black sand A diamond hidden at the base of a volcano deep inside of the motherland Home is where she makes it Family is protected to the death even if it is done by oneself Her man’s right hand and most trusted companion A champion The most refreshing creature that brings her Rain Forest downpours to you Tropical and sultry A most desirable being A warrior queen Given us through the Sons of Ham I AM
A BLACKWOMAN
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Added on June 23, 2011Last Updated on June 23, 2011 AuthorMS. BABySan FRANCISCO, CAAboutI am just me, a poet that enjoys words and intrigue...I am inspired by others and love the musing over life...I am poetry...smile. I'm an innovator in the poetry world and am CEO of my own Production.. more..Writing
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