Black History Month Poem: Black Beauty Shines By Naomi Johnson
Inside the hues of diverse, my complexion sings,
With cheekbones structured, unique it rings.
My beauty blooms in shades profound,
In every hue, my essence found.
For I am more than just a tone,
A woman bold, in courage shown.
My skin, a canvas, royal pride,
In its embrace, I do confide.
I love myself, each shade, each hue,
A testament to strength anew.
In every feature, truth is clear,
No illusion, no veneer.
Black, the color, bold and strong,
In its embrace, I do belong.
A legacy of power, grace,
From ancestors, a cherished trace.
Inside out, my beauty beams,
In every word, my spirit gleams.
Unbowed, unbroken, soul defined,
Black beauty, timeless, intertwined.
Honor, grace in every line,
Proudly wear this face of mine.
In every glance, in every trait,
Black beauty, everlasting, great.
So, heed these words, appreciate,
The beauty in diversity's gate.
For in my blackness, love's embrace,
My beauty shines, a sacred grace.
About this poem
This poem celebrates the beauty and pride found in blackness. It speaks to the diversity of black skin tones and facial features, highlighting the unique beauty present in each individual. The speaker expresses love and confidence in their own skin, recognizing it as a symbol of strength and heritage. Throughout the poem, there's an emphasis on self-acceptance and the importance of embracing one's identity. The poem encourages appreciation for the beauty found in diversity and emphasizes the timeless greatness of black beauty.
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