Black Colour Poem by Bello Hamisu Ida

Black Colour



This black? The black skin is wisdom
The skin free your world it's your doom

Don't be shy, ashamed, or fear as a black
Takes your heavy world, design it in back

Your bones are strong, strong like a stones
They can't take the world with their bones

If colour is like black of the middle night
The colour is still black, strong as knight

Their white was design by blood and flesh
Their flesh and mortal world were not fresh

Look! Like a milk in the hand of black colour,
Fresh milk takes lengthy eon stain in the flour

Laugh as you wish immortal world is still alive
As you are black, smile and sharp your knives

Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: Friendship
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The poet wrote this poem to share his sadness with blacks after read Conrad's Heart Of Darkness.
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Bello Hamisu Ida

Bello Hamisu Ida

Katsina, Nigeria
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