That’s not me.
Tell me something I don’t know not
How the copper wires that spring from my roots don’t match yours
And that my color is so “interesting”
Tell me something I can’t see
Something that tells my story
Not just of the history of my grandparents being raped and poisoned with lighter skin
Or how my tall limbs make you quake within
Tell me something that’s me
Make me into your living wonders: golden skin, thick hips, curly hair, hazel eyes, tall and slim...
Except that’s not me.
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