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Natural Hair


Soft as cotton, Black as charcoal Intertwining curls making rough tweaking music The sound of dry bristles Yet fluffy to the eye Having a mind of its own Uncooperative, stubborn, and hard headed I hate you, I love you In the end we make it work 3a, 3b, 3c Fully well rounded like a lions mane Lays down with picture perfect definition 4a, 4b, 4c A life-size pillow Undefined curls, microscopic to the naked eye Mushed together as one Unable to visualize its individual beauty But black is beautiful Regarding a hair pattern or texture Through its diversity and versatility
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