PostPoems Be Artistic. Be Creative. Be Inspired!

Thank you for your compliment, but I must share it with my muse. After all, every woman is beautiful in their own right. However, I believe that not enough Afican American women get praised romantically, of course, in fine literature. No offensive to any other race, but I read "About Becausue Love Battles" by Pablo Neruda,  "The Census-Taker" by Robert Frost to name a few which addresses the beauty of Hispanic women and Caucasian women... I, on the other hand, want to be the poet like Frorst, Neruda, and Whitman, but embrace my heritage and ones responsible for the strength of the Afican American culture... our beautiful Black women. The Sistas, if you would say. I love my strong Black mothers and strong Black others. I admire women over all. Some call me a male-Feminist. Yet, there is something beautiful about strong African American women and I paint the portraits that I see, not to offend anyone, but to enlighten someone. My apologies for the offenses I caused those who feels the Black women do not deserve poetry written about them and their endless essence. I am sorry. I am opened to reading more about your culture.