Yes I'm a Negro
I look good on Afro
I'm proud to be Dark
I love my tribal Mark
I'm a proud Negro
I cry aloud to grow
I trek many miles
To assemble my wiles
Black is my race
I'm proud of my place
Though I wear rags
Sack cloth, my pant sags
I'm a bloody Negro
I wear barefoot
To defend my father's root
I read Nelson Mandela
I sung Baba Fela
I was sold
To slave trade
I was told
To shave blade
My thigh and neck
Ark of chains
The ever sad story
That perfumes my glory
No black, no white
I am a thick black
The world originated
From the dark
With black dust
We were created
I write for my rights
My voice cracks for the wacks
Give me air
Give me water
I don't care
For a shelter
I can survive anywhere.
Hugovictor Barine
I'm A Black (negro)
Hugo-victor Barine
(C) All Rights Reserved. Poem Submitted on 08/17/2020
Poet's note: Just to preach against racism.
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Poem topics: father, sad, water, world, voice, white, good, trade, place, write, story, dust, survive, slave, dark, love, I love you, black, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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