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I am an African Woman

ByUsman Lawal (Poetique Justice)

Title: I am an African Woman

I am African woman.
My womb is the cradle of creation.
My heart is a deep ocean of affection.

I am an African woman.
I have no shame; I am proud of my skin.
Peel off my skin, you will see black and green.

I am an African woman.
The origin of creation started from my ancestors.
All other creatures used them as mentors.

My beauty reflects Africa.
I don’t believe in showing my nudity,
To show forth my purity.

I am an African woman.
My colour is classic.
I don’t need to bleach to be unique.

I am an African woman.
Mother of Africa, voice of all Nations.
There is power in my inimitable variety.

I am an African woman.
My eyelashes, eyebrows, eyeballs are my identity.
My irresistible physique sweeps any man off his feet.

I am an African woman.
My tradition is my attire.
My cultural features are my desire.

I am an African woman.
My voice is scintillating.
My well sculptured eyes are men’s mirror.

Come rain, come shine.
My dialect depicts my cline.
I will never trade my DNA for a dime.

I am proud to be an African woman.
No place like Africa.
I have nowhere to go, Africa is my home.

©Usman Lawal (Poetique Justice)

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