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Love Black African American Poems

These Love Black African American poems are examples of Black African American poems about Love. These are the best examples of Black African American Love poems written by international poets.


Message To Christians
Heaven
Is
Not
Segregated...

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Categories: black african american, africa, america, bible, black



Premium Member LETS KEEP OUR LIBERATING CUPS OVERFLOWING
LET’S KEEP OUR LIBERATING CUPS OVERFLOWING
(Apropos Of Ancestral Cup And Saucer Ways)

It has been said that justice 
Is getting what you deserve:
The gift of grace,...

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Categories: black african american,

Premium Member That Toothpick was like a emoji
What became of the elderly man who habitually lingered outside the pub, a toothpick perpetually perched between his lips?
 I often pondered the significance of...

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Categories: black african american, allusion, anxiety, appreciation, black

Yours truly like most every hominid linkedin
Yours truly like most every hominid linkedin...

to genus and species of *****sapiens,
(who trod across oblate spheroid
since time immemorial
as well as other simians -
classed as...

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Categories: black african american, 11th grade, 12th grade,

Premium Member Everybody Is Destroying Haiti
Anmweyyy, anmweyyy
Everybody is destroying Haiti
Please stop, stop, quit. At last, give the country
A break, a rich season. There are too many bandits, vandals
Too many lootings,...

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Categories: black african american, africa, america, black african



The Light That Never Fades
A 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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Categories: black african american, baby, beautiful, beauty, bird,

Premium Member LIGHT OF MY LIFE
LIGHT OF MY LIFE
(Apropos Of My Queen's 81st Birthday)

You light up my life;
My sunshine and its moonlight:
All darkness dispelled:-...

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Categories: black african american, analogy, birthday, black african

Premium Member The Harmattan Winds Of The Incorruptible People
I’m talking about the beautiful country of Burkina Faso
Formally known as the Republic of Upper Volta, the newcomer on the plateau
The new country with a...

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Categories: black african american, africa, america, black african

What more do I have to offer?
Nothingness knows my name…

It shames me even when i’m in the middle of everyone 

I lost all hope hopping for the kindest gestures

I’ve crawled between...

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Categories: black african american, africa, anxiety, black african

My Children Each Morning You Can Sit in the Presence of The King
It’s a privilege to come before Heavens King. 
He’s enthroned on high where Angels sing.
Those gone on before us, the truth they now know. 
The...

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Categories: black african american, 10th grade, beautiful, black

Devils we call lovers

Maybe devils are people we call lovers —
the ones who are our weakness,
our mistakes,
the ones we lie for,
the ones we would kill for.

I have done...

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Categories: black african american, africa, best friend, black

To My Children The Bible God's Interactive Puzzle
It is a collection of 66 different books.
Each an important puzzle piece, just take a look.
God took a complete puzzle and tossed it in the...

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Categories: black african american, 9th grade, atheist, bible,

Premium Member TO BEING ON BOARD
TO BEING ON BOARD     *

I can remember when
It was blackboards,
Which have been replaced
By their whiteboards;
Loaded with selective
Brainwashing videos:
Primarily coded to entertain
Rather...

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Categories: black african american, allegory, america, analogy, black

A Father and Grandfathers Prayer
Father please speak to my children & grandchildren's heart.
In the fourth watch, before their day starts.
As they move about throughout their day.
Bring believer's alongside them...

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Categories: black african american, 12th grade, 6th grade,

Premium Member YOU, ME, US
Just look carefully at you and me,
Innocent victims of bigoted inequality,
In a nation physically built via bigotry,
Of the sweat, the blood, and death,
Of our ancestors...

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Categories: allegory, black african american,


Book: Reflection on the Important Things