Black Woman Poems - Poems about Black Woman

Different luminosities don't characterize her. She's A force to be reckoned with, Let's count the ways: Brainy, Brilliant Loveable, Lover Adept, Artful Classy, Competent Keen, Knowledgeable Whimsical, Witty Observant, Out of the World Magical, Mystic Artistic, Always Noble, Nurturable ...

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The black woman is God In the unpolished settlement of Kachikau, I longed to catch a glimpse of God somehow, Through Christian films and pages of a book, I searched for signs in every nook, In people's hearts and rituals devout, I sought to find what it's all about. But now, I see God in vibrant hue, Cloaked in the colors of life...

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Author Dana Redricks November 5, 2024 You're a strong black woman, who’s had her share of disappointments and pain, but you never let it make you bitter; instead, you turned it into gain. Through every trial and test, you rise higher to face every test, never staying down, each challenge only made you better, polishing your...

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Written By: D. Collins 3/2/24 Every person should know they did something in life. Produced something special and nourished it right. Taught them good from bad and the right outcome. And, to give from the heart until there is none. I'm leaving something very special upon this earth. A strong, black woman I aided in giving birth. There is nothing 'mo...

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He forgot our roots, from where those women came, Raised by resilient black women, breaking trauma's claim. Not a black , I stand as a black woman, strong, In the absence of your father, I've learned to belong. Speaking of black pussy, don't reduce us to disdain, My essence, an ocean's scent, a heritage to maintain. Hating black women, misguided and...

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Don’t try to put a label on me, I am someone’s child and I am free. I am not girl or child, I am not a truant neither am I wild. I have my own identity as a proud Black woman, I am beautiful, special and I am strong. I am not good for nothing or will I be worthless, Feed my...

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~ Mary Fields… Was born into slavery somewhere back east she thought it was Hickman County, Tennessee Growing up, she had learned how to read and write though she'd spent her childhood in captivity Came to Montana to live life as a nun but learned she was better suited for fight'n She stood six foot tall and weighed two hundred pounds wore a...

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\Poor Blessed belle black! always domestic, servant! Why never free...!!! PS first poem in a series about blackness and slavery, mainly from the history of Brazil, so repeated around... alkas...

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Oh black woman Your ebony dark skin is a rival to other tribes Your face, defined and jealousy protected like a pirates treasure Your skin, scented with perfume like no other Oh black woman Men fall drooling when you away your hips to the drums Or when you walk carrying water from the steam Your smile is as captivating...

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My black woman everytime i see your face, it reminds me of your birth. of how your mother held you gently like Jesus held his disciples. i believe black is not a sin. it is a desire when our mouths refuse to express. my black woman. naked your soul and let us ride to the shores...

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An exquisite detail of Ebony Brown, like gold like dust, this human chassis The beauty of melanin Sits proudly on her iris. She spreads, ogling at the sun Delightfully Like it's fiery, spells fun She stares with lips lurching seductively. Her existence is nobody's stranger Like the biblical raven in sky She has dwelled much longer Than men learnt to see with both eye. In between Her beautiful...

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Xanthous x-ray xerox Xanadu xylems Xenial Xanthene Xanthelasma xeroxes Xena...

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Born from slaved backbones of our forefathers and mothers We have risen, Liberated, freed from encroachment Apprised through noble heritage, an abundance of history Mother Africa gave birth, infused life, rocked the Cradle to all humanity. Kidnapped for trade of ivory, diamonds, and gold ancestor’s identities stolen, flogged savagely, and sold Incarcerated in chains of hate, taken away from the...

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Look at her and I stare while wondering she's so rare; Something resonating in her hair Glory This is her story Glorious beautiful black woman Holy Something shouts out at her; residing within her pose since she's been a girl; while wondering she's so rare; Something resonating in her hair Glory This is her story Something shouts out of her soul, her mouth-voice A heart of God, she's one...

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"Color of your skins blue, brown, tan, black Black woman hue The color of your heart so pure The color of your eyes brown hew The color of your mind white so pure You have the mind of Christ You be you’re so ever kind so nice Black woman hue Mother of the earth Black woman nurturer Black woman child of peace Black woman so sweet I love...

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