Beauty Black African American Poems
These Beauty Black African American poems are examples of Black African American poems about Beauty. These are the best examples of Black African American Beauty poems written by international poets.
Marilyn Monroe - Diamonds Are a Girls Best friend'sMarilyn Monroe - Diamonds are a girl’s Best friend
Diamonds, Rusted or shiny, are my best companions when times are tough
When my crystal tear drops from...
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beauty, black african american,
Melanin GlowBorn from the sun's ancient kiss,
A gift wrapped in golden brown bliss,
I carry the stories of ancestors proud,
Their strength echoing clear and loud.
Melanin flowing through...
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black african american, black
InvisibleOnly those who’ve seen beauty can truly speak of it,
And only those neglected can feel its sting.
When the world sees you as a...
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beauty, black african american,
Definition of me
I AM A MOVING SPIRIT OF WELL-BEING DANCING IN THE MELODY OF MY OWN SONG....
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black african american, 4th grade, art, beauty,
The Light That Never FadesA mother's love is so deep and real, it never shall fades,
She holds her child day and night, no matter what may happen there.
She smiles...
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black african american, baby, beautiful, beauty, bird,
Superfly Cool In the Wonder Years of the GhettoverseI wonder if Pops will lie out in his trademark bell-bottoms—faded denim flares that split the air like his cool, bending time, making room for...
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black african american, childhood,
GLORIOUS HAPPY HAIR AND THEELovely, happy hair,
Rowed, and growing in beauty;
God’s sweet locks I bear:-
Hued as is the night,
Moonlight beauty reflecting
Ebony delight:-
Locks admired so much,
Gardened rowed short or shouldered,
Just...
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black african american, allegory, beauty, black african
The Being Who Never Leaves
I never learned to look at shop windows
without searching for the walking shape of your footsteps.
The umbrella abandoned beside a rusted bicycle
resembles you more than...
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beauty, black african american,
SIGNIFICANTLook at me, I am the same as them.
Eyes like his, eyes like hers, knowing all they see.
Nose wide, skilled, same as his nose, same...
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black african american, africa, beauty, black african
The Enemy WithinThe unseen ache,
the hollow feeling of being unseen.
To loathe each fragment of yourself,
a puzzle with no hands to mend it.
Like shattered glass filled to the...
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black african american, 12th grade, black african
God is an artistGod is many things
Among those, an artist
The sky, his blank canvas
Sprinkled with hue of varying intensities
The sun
A golden fiery orb
Emitting light for all...
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black african american, 12th grade, analogy, art,
Idanre's Ancient Charm
I venture forth, an explorer true,
Seeking knowledge, with heart anew.
Idanre's hills, a treasure to behold,
Ancient secrets, yet to be unfold.
The people, industrious, with hearts of...
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beautiful, black african american,
THE DARKThe dark very deep
Many are afraid of it
Few find the courage
To navigate through it
Many were lost in it
Some died from the fear of it.
Some...
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africa, black african american,
BLACK BEAUTIESBLACK BEAUTIES
beauty is of god,
thus is the night and my blackness;
his and nature's gems:-...
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black african american, allegory, appreciation, beauty, black
When We Were BeautifulRemember the time.
Remember the days.
Before the weave…..
After the straightening comb and fried dried perm, wig…….
When we were beautiful,
Oh, so black and beautiful.
When the character of...
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black african american, change,