Your skin colour doesn’t define.
Being black is no curse.
But being the person you are is uniquely rare.
Black matters, as we are no wild animal like we turn to be treated.
We are still human like anyone.
The deep stab in the heart of being over looked like a maybe option.
The scars of having to walk miles, through thorny roads and having to face stormy weathers.
Just because I am black!
Having to walk in fear.
Just because I am walk!
Having to be placed aside.
Just because I am black!
Having to be ashamed.
Because I am black!
Having to suffer.
Because I am back!
Being black to me means being more.
Being black to me means rising above all.
Being black to me means being me without any doubt.
Black excellent excel in many ways because I can, we can.
Proudly black, will forever be.
Through all hills still black as ever.
You may be purple, white, and black, green you are still human.
So why can’t we do the same with blacks.
We are all different and equally special.
Black life’s matter in many levels.
@Nobuhle Maseko
nobuhlemaseko994@gmail.com
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