Black Woman Sonnet Poem by MyIner Agony

Black Woman Sonnet



hey ask me about the stuff I wear
They try to steal my style
.They even stare for a while
They always mention my hair
But my secrets I will never share
Because in life's trial
It's like a store aisle
You have to know what you want that's even if it's there
I know I'm known as the difficult type
But that's what I have to do
I'd rather people not to question
I'm not as bad as the stereotypes
Just know that I'm different than you
I am a black woman

Thursday, December 14, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: black african american
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