by Lauren Bealore
Aint I a woman
My strength held the rights of cups overflown
And honey I saw the seeds I planted grown
But the pain from the beating I bear alone
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By Lauren Bealore
My Black has been viewed as both wretched and wicked
Through the socially constructed eyes filled with despise and demise
My Black to them looked less like a butterfly and more of the appearance of a cricket
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