Tribute Black Love Poems

I had a happy childhood at first
Yeah I played with dolls to a tragic
Extent. It was a dream of some
Type of female existence.  I...

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When Sidney died
I could have died
I could have cried
But fought to save my flat
African 'woonstel,' or 'apartment'
Under auction threat
By PRETOR, for "levies,"
Or security gate fees
Yet...

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She refused to go out with him; 
He didn't understand, 
She was not interested; 
He was stubborn and unkind, 
He kept thinking; 
She would eventually...

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UN-REQUITED LOVE

The seals around my heart are breaking
Long ago broken, from a heart forsaken
Pains of an un-requited love it has taken
Left on it rockers my...

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Call him Nzioka, Nau, umau he still stands tall,
Lived a century and  lived to see a  millennium,
Yes he was captured by Mau Mau...

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Black woman you are my Nubian Queen.
Black woman you are strong.
Black woman you are the one,
Black woman you are a true blessing on this little...

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My own thoughts are like drugs to me
Giving pleasure to my already twisted brain
Empowering my nostalgic alter ego to see
A plain satisfaction that comes with...

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(APROPOS OF THE MANY OF US: THE GREEN VILLAGE)


    PROLOGUE:

    Some don’t quite get it…
    Life...

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Met the love of my life
Walked away after 2 years
Remained single all my life
And so did He...

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You asked me to write you a poem and I 
could not. Instead I wrote my heartfelt 
confession... please except this into your 
mind, inject...

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