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My Black Is Beautiful 3 (Woman)


It come in an array of body sizes with a structure capturing other ethnicity eyes. Although in a negative disguise, a black woman’s butt was seen as a disgrace. Now look all over the place. You can’t escape the other race emulating black woman’s shape. Don’t make any mistake my bodacious booty is beautifully great. Even before the media decided to appreciate. It is my heritage trait not surgically or artificially created. My hair is a lace coming in different grades that I can embrace. It’s diverse colors are brown, black, gray and hazelnut. Along with a style that compliment my beauty from braids, afro, straight, wool, locks or a fierce cut. My image and self esteem is dynamically supreme my blackness has been influenced by many but defined by none. Yet I will not allow negative words about black beauty to be won. Nor portray or distort with degrading images display. However, I will embrace the diverse positive images defined as uniquely divine. My black is courage validation, self belief, independent, deserving, happy, beautiful, vigorous, pure, original, love, uplifting, a pearl of wisdom, intelligent, inspiring, enlightening, a goddess and fine. It exemplifies all of me with a rainbow personality that has its own originality. My Black Is Beautiful and ranks High in Principality. (c) By Naomi Johnson
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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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Soulality Naomi Johnson
This poem is about Afro-American self-love.

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