PART 1: PAST SCARS

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THE UGLY BLACK WOMAN

Her skin so dark

Like the ground, we walk upon

Her hair so wild and strong

Almost holding its own personality

Her eyes brown and wide

Carrying her curiosity

Her pride pushed down and trampled on,

Her smile so bright

Hiding away a thousand generations

Of pain and tears

And her heart cries a silent song

A song of an ugly black woman

A name brought about

Not by the way she acts

Not by the way she talks

Not by the way she walks

But by the color of her skin

An ugly black woman

But in my books

A beauty that holds her own!

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