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Interracial Love


Interracial Love

I found love not within my race
but in another ethnic place
who put a shine of love upon my face.

The love we share does not define the color of our skin 
it‘s an emotional love that was created from within.
Our hearts have been filled with lasting emotion from
the Creator above this allows us to see unconditional 
love. 

I would not have found a mate 
like you being exceptionally great.
I am glad we did not allow the racist hate
to separate our minds 
for we have created a special bind. 
We are an idol that exemplifies a love that has no 
limitations or stagnation.

Whenever we hold each other close
our hearts exchange warm affection. 
That gives us a strong love connection
we have for one another which is a wonderful treasure
of lasting pleasure. 

I am pleased that we are together 
and our love will be forever. 

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Soulality Naomi Johnson

Naomi is a distinguished advocate, accomplished poet, and self-published author. Leveraging the power of her pen, pencil, and social media platforms, she skillfully elevates her voice to convey impactful messages through her creative writing. Naomi has authored numerous books, all of which are available on Amazon, showcasing her literary prowess and commitment to meaningful storytelling. Beyond her literary endeavors, Naomi takes great pride in her role as a devoted mother to her beloved son, Deshon Johnson. Deshon, a profound lyricist and renowned underground music artist, left an indelible mark on the artistic landscape. Naomi's unwavering support for her son's artistic journey reflects her commitment to nurturing and celebrating creative expression within her family.

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