Afros Poems - Poems about Afros

...Hallway Things the upstairs hallway desperately needs to make her feel like a hallway include: jugs of water with a hint of lemon and sarsaparilla (yuk!), heads of asparagus, afros,......

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...Woke is New Slur “I guess, woke is nothing but a new slur against people like me, right? Let me tell you, friend. Like Ariel, I want black people to be where they will be accepted. I want us to ......

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...Migrating to America In the age of Aquarius Envisioning the best from the Land of opportunity where it’s been said Streets are paved in gold Everyone has a white picket fence and A Chevrolet t......

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...you say i'm beautiful for a dark skinned girl fascinated by how i can hide behind afros, braids, and kinky curls confused and yet, amused how my soul gently captures pain and sufferin' mesmeriz......

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...Nefertari Amenities of the African lands Indigenous black beautiful roses Of the African soil Dark and strong In a black alluring archaic vogue an amara in black woman Sisters of samandzie......

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...The old widower kept a tidy yard. Bright flowers -snowball hedges, a sparrow house and apple tree gnomes chasing ceramic frogs pinwheels spinning sunlight round and round silver dreams. He put ......

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...It used to be a true sign of virility To possess a thick head of hair Today men walk around proudly Quite bald with a confident air I've seen more hair on a billiard ball Than on some macho ......

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...The 1970s were the grooviest years for all of the teenage lovebirds-turned-married adults. Young love has still been among all of the then-teen couples since the day disco music was born. It seems ......

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...they wear it as Afros, locks, braids and curls they wear them as wraps, as perms or relaxed swirls a woman's crowning glory in a chignon, a bun or a ponytail draping down short, long, kinky or ......

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