African Baby
I; live in a state of self reflection.
A metaphorical stances.
Metastasizing my conscious.
I; idolize my state of being.
Future.
Past.
And present.
I; write these words.
But they play games.
Once written in pencil.
But then erased; everchanging.
I; an African baby.
Big hair.
Round hips.
I; am part of this society,
But they tell me.
I need flat hair; small hips.
But then they say I’m beautiful.
What am I.
I; am an African baby.
Gloriously unique.
Making my own diplomacy.
I; am an African baby.
And will always be.
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