She is one of many
complexities.
Stereotyped and
stigmatized by her own because of the images seen on TV
Negative connotations
surround her because years of oppression have suppressed her inner being.
"She wears a crown
on the head but the worlds on her shoulders"
As she struggles to
disprove the very stigma that is she, that is her identity, as its been forced
on her by every outside entity
She's been pegged as
angry, unapproachable and cold/ but deep inside she has the most beautiful soul
She's accused of thinking
she's better than you/ when in reality she knows her value is more precious
than gold
She's trying to be
comfortable in her skin/ yet the world refuses to let her grow, because based
on their opinions lower than dirt is where she lands on the totem pole
Having and upholding her
morals and standards doesn’t make her stuck up/ maybe it's time you step your
game up
She's not bourgeoisie,
It's just her "crown too heavy like the Queen Nefertiti"
As she walks around
wondering why can't the world see me?
Why won't they let me be
me, 100% authentic as He created me
Black Queens you see it's
time we put on a new identity/ stereotype ourselves with positivity
Let the world see us for
who we are and not who they want us to be
We got to stop dwelling
on what they think/ cause "they" are irrelevant to we live our
lives happily
So with that in my mind I
wake up daily and tell myself/
"Even if it makes
others uncomfortable, I wanna love who am"
And I will do so
unconditionally