The Beauty Of A Black Woman Poem by Jcson Jenuis

The beauty of a black woman

The beauty of her woolen hair
And the thick lips of smiles she shares,
A warm embracing of a dimple she bare,
Smeared with Shea butter in beauty,
shiny and oily it tells a reflection story,
A dark tone of a skin
The beauty of mama Africa,
Found in the chest of a black woman.

Her strength found within her chest,
And her pride you have envied,
From the little dreams she had in many
And the future walls she is building,
Now the laughs from her penny
You have mocked
After striving from slavery,
Still her happiness is drawn in her beauty,
That is the beauty of a black woman.

She took a stroll
And Her joy, you explain on her walk,
And the bounce from her behind you wished
Whiles her curves you fancy with your dirty thought,
you knew this? but her empowerment you fought,
Now you witness her reign on the coastal forts,
As her flag blows strength
Raising dreams of the fallen ones.
That is the beauty of a black woman.