I am flesh, just like you.
When I hurt my pain is common,
My tears salted,
My heart heavy.
My ethnicity: does it matter?
I darken in the sun,
The cold prickles my skin,
The wind tangles my locks.
On one side,
I am a “black” woman,
With intuition, pride and seriousness.
The embodiment.
On the other side,
I am a “white” woman,
With sensitivity, openness and warmth.
The embodiment.
On my side,
Human.
Mind, soul and body.
The truth.
The sides try to split me.
Choose one, be one.
I am one; me.
Mixed race – more than this.
Because both make a whole,
Both are me.
Accept this – or don’t.
But this one is not changing,
Because just like you,
I am flesh.
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