Rather who I be

I often wonder

will the color of my skin

always hold memories

and caress lashes in the eyes of others.

–

Though I be black,

I be woman.

So might I stand behind our men

on the days they choose to protect us.

–

Rather there be days

where sensuality defines

my worth.

–

Might I be worth more

then what you see?

–

Though I be

woman,

though I be black.

–

Might I be free

and live in equity?

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