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NATURE OF SHE AFRICA.


I'm just a girl An African girl I am Black gold. ....This is what my body is made of Being prestigiously pure is what I stand for The color of my well shaped body sums me up to be purely innocent and have the prestige every other person yearns for And as NATURE's only sister I bear in mind to be ambitious as a green tree is determined to look fresh and fertile for long to bring forth fruits and veggies Authority. ..I have Strength defines me as a black queen..mother of all other natural colors I strive...... Harder each and every day. For this even the very own children I brought forth to...tease me for being so dark in skin color Working and toiling to feed them But little do they know that the true definition of beauty is BLACK I am the Mysterious Black Girl.
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