Her Melanin
Her melanin glows like the orange sun
Her dark- chocolate complexion- so fine
As she walks by, who can be compared-none
Her red, rosy lips stand out like red wine
As the stars fall, you see her eyes twinkle
Her stellar beauty cannot be denied
Her skin begins to shimmer a little
You observe her as she begins to stride
But she does not see herself like you do
She sees herself as “just a dark skinned” girl
You say that she defines beauty for you
She says she is “ugly to the world”
You believe her melanin is pure gold
You want her to have and to hold
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