Posted on November 4, 2017 January 27, 2020; 1 minute read; by Zhrah Aziz; Total . U expressed in a fine emotive way. My dark skin has so much fucking baggage. So pls add your thoughts under it. Loving My Brown Skin: A Poem. My Black Skin Score Card User Rating: 5,0 / 5 (1 votes) 1.
keep writen thats so true u think ppl would change by now!! Thumbs up. All because the color of my skin, they're skin. It writes a story with a pen I cannot control.My dark skin lived a past I never endured, but it shows a timeline across my face, neck, back and chest.My dark skin implies struggle. A struggle that I'll never fully understand. My Black Skin Poem by Paul Trotter. Latest Comments.
ma tells me within this skin.
The whole poem is amazing. pls do review my latest poem too, I'm quite new here but have been writing elsewhere for ages and readers say they get messages for life from my poems.
!Nicely written, jasminijones! Like 1 Dislike Add to Favorite s. Did You Like This Poem? by Caytii. Appreciate your support! keep writen thats so true u think ppl would change by now!!
Page Comments about My Black Skin by Paul Trotter. Surname* : comment. I thank you from the bottom of my hart for inspiring me to keep going,Black is beauty too. The line, "It writes a story with a pen I cannot control" truly blew my mind in awe. Reply. Look at me for what I've done. Post A Comment. I Love it ...embrace your dark skin ...dark skin is BEAUTIFUL !! Im an African king My black skin is a symbol of strength.
A struggle that I'll never fully understand. The problem isnt what happened back in the day, the reality is it still goes on each and everyday of life... i dont know what you feel or what you are going through because im white but i was raised to never discriminate a person by color, race, or anything really, but as soon as i brought a black boyfriend home, my parents flipped out, they didnt say it directly but i know that the only reason they still wont accept him is hes black, people like that, ,my parents included are only scared, scared to see that even though we are raised differently we still have similar problems, society will just blame it on the economy or they just make it out to be a "Black" problem, but nobody wants to accept that the only thing different about blacks and whites is the way we treat eachother, its sad and i hope it changes one day for the sake of my kids... i got two sons that are half black and i wish the world would just move on from the hatred, I really enjoyed this masterpiece. My Black Skin, My Pride poem by Enyinwa Okechukwu Enyinwa. to be proud of. The first thing you see when you see me The last thing you think of when you think of free There lies the pain the years of blame ..... read full text » Paul Trotter. 7 “The Brown Women in Me” The stories I have read tell me, that my heritage is something. Many know that by now. My dark skin is who I am, but I am not my dark skin. Even though my dark skin defines me for now, one day there will be just you and me. by Thomas. the color of my skin. Good poem itz so true! It writes a story with a pen I cannot control.My dark skin lived a past I never endured, but it shows a timeline across my face, neck, back and chest.My dark skin implies struggle. is the resemblance of dirt; the very foundation of life. 13 years ago. Dark skin is absolutely beautiful.This is amazing how you took your heart and made the pen bleed your emotions into such artistry. You're an incredible writer and wonderful person. All skin is beautiful because all people have beauty.
Because we're BLACK report violation. Pour my soul on a golden resumé, and tell me what you see.
That line featured a superb personification and magnificent metaphor in one statement.I love the poem.