These examples of poems celebrating African queens are just a glimpse into the rich tapestry of their lives, an everlasting testament to their power and influence. Let us continue to honor and appreciate the remarkable queens who have graced the African continent.

Nov 21, 2015 · comes from or lift her head higher then most. She is Black and she will never denied who she is, and what she is hear to do. Life is precious and she live life like it's her last. She is to me Strong, Powerful, Fearless, Vivid, Beautiful, Intelligent like the women's that raise me and showed me how to respect myself as african queen. This poem ...

Jul 11, 2014 · Poem by Clement. You are my African queen, the girl of my dreams. You have the African beauty, the girl of African nature. You have taken my heart to where I have never been. I have never seen a beauty like you. Your smile makes me remember the full moon of the African jungle. I love you as you are.

Nov 17, 2017 · Dear African Woman, no matter where you are No matter how you think you look no matter how you see yourself you are a special gift to the world Rise up and make that change in the world Be that difference Lift your head high like the queen you are meant to be For you are good enough You are strong enough You are beautiful enough And my dear ...

Written on the day of my eldest daughters birth. As a woman I knew she would face many obstacles and as a black woman even more. I wanted her to embrace all that she would become and many years later she has!!!!!! Me as the African Queen. and tears of others before me. My beauty is ignored. My intelligence unnoticed. My strength misunderstood.

Me as the African Queen. I come from the blood, sweat, and tears of others before me. My beauty is ignored. My intelligence unnoticed. My strength misunderstood. To speak is looked upon as being outspoken. To cry is viewed as being weak. I place my throne where ever I choose, for I alone control my destiny. The crown I wear comes in the form.

Feb 23, 2023 · In this article, we want to celebrate the beauty and grace of black African queens and showcase the power and strength that they possess. From their stunning features to their …

Ode to the African Woman. Look at her, the African queen they call her. Look at her, mother Africa they call her. Look at her round hips and her thick lips, the envy of many women. She has a radiating chocolate skin tone. that rebuff wrinkles. The epitome of beauty, you may call her.

African queen Wed, 06/09/2021 - 08:29 -- Layla Ibrahim Her priceless dark skin The treasure of a hidden island Island of golden trees With birds of melodious voices Queen of all queens Your beauty is more precious Than gold and diamond Your pretty looks make my nation More attractive Your beauty wins Beauty queen Beauty twill Beauty twin

yeah, yeah, you are my African queen, ooh lord, ooh lord / just like the sun, lights up the earth, you light up my life / the only one, I've ever seen with a sm. Published at the web's largest poetry site.