A BLACK WOMBAN
All women are beautiful. Especially all you PV WOMAN.
But I want to talk about the black woman.
She's Smart she's kind and she is important
Different shades of black Confidence is one thing they never lack
Sure she love her natural 4c tresses smelling like allure scent of the coconut jojoba and almond oil
She get's that new weave!!! boy she don't know how to act. 22 inches or better of that Brazilian baby
Man you cant tell her nothing edges laid A black woman is sure about herself and the woman she is and who she wants to be
A beautiful black woman is god's gift to the earth she shouldn't have to earn her worth she learn's her worth
She knows her worth To the rhythm of her hips
The curl of her lips Oh I love how low she DIPS
She flips and busts it open and creates LIFE
But I love how she speaks her mind
Her intelligence one of a kind
She stimulates my intellect And gives me such an effect that I know that only a black woman can give
The way she strides the way she glides She's the epitome of grace and class
She's never trash She makes her man feel good but he makes feel like the world is hers
See she's a beautiful black wombman She adjusts her crown And she says: I am a queen
The sounds The sounds of queens not the typical bitter attitude prone black woman whose mean
But the beautiful sounds of QUEENS
Examples of black queens:Harriet Tubman My mama.
She's a black woman
See we come from kings and queens Not slaves but kings and queens who reigned all across the motherland
Not from Dallas, not from New York, new orleans
I end off like this: si ustedes me preguntan a mi a mi? La mujer mas bella es la mujer NEGRA.
Negra como el cafe
To all the black women, out there.
Know that I love appreciate you and thank you for all the work you have done and have yet to complete. All women are beautiful but there’s nothing like a black woman.
A black queen.
Coming from your handsome black king
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