Romance Black African American Poems

Dip your toes in my soul 
Amber halos inherited bold
Nod your head tap your toes
Chocolate dance red romance
Ebony gold...

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As you failed to heal your husband 
In your bedroom and 
A stranger came quickly for assistance.
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You will think to be bewitched 
Than blaming yourself...

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She said to her daughter,”
Don’t ever visit 
Some wizards 
For love charms.
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Because you
Are the best
Love mesmerism
And magnetism
In your bad room.”

May 12, 2023
By Alfonso Warally Ngengethe
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Who told you to love me
and all my flaws?
Who asked you to
penetrate the thick skin
that confined my cries and
who informed you to
let me know it...

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I can only admire
you from afar
Imagine what it must
taste like to feast
on your food for thought
Daydreams of us 
walking into a poem
perpetually reruns on the...

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His heartbeat is 
what soothes me
Brings me the same peace
I bring to him
He be air to me
when on my own
I cannot breathe
His strong arms
is the...

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I
When someone like me, embarrasses folk like me
We must have courage, choose the better remedy
Than silence seen as condoning the unspeakable act
Speak with the love...

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My oldest son,
one of the few Earth-mattering
Earth-shattering
Black lives
I was made to protect
to guide
by eco-righteous WinWin acts 
and co-passioning words,

Felt, and therefore was, disempowered,
worthless,
like helpless prey...

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Love is like a rose
Like the fibonacci frequency
Perfect geometry in all its curved lines

Love is like a rose
Like the shape of the heart
Filled with satisfaction...

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To love you comes as an unconditional force that I cannot explain.
You touch all the parts of me that I myself cannot see.
They look to...

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I am the ring around your finger
No matter how much time will pass.
I will always remain.
A vow of trust that cements verbal thought.
A dream come...

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Sometimes when it's late.
I turn over and want to call you.
I never do.
Believing that it's best I let you rest.
In reality I need to hear...

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My heart is your second home.
Waiting for you to get home after a long day of work.
Drive up the pathway of eyes and park.
I'll be...

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Her majestic wind changes the season
Bringing forth warmth and a bit of chills
The colours of her myelinated beauty display through nature
Red, brown, caramel, purple
While bringing...

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Understand that I adore you,

So what your skin is dark, 
you're still lovely.
  Beautiful daughter of Zion,
Your shade is like the breeze of an...

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