Speak Of A Blackwoman |
by Terry Clark |
When you speak of a Blackwoman You speak of her beauty! Speak of her eyes Like the river Niger Running so deep Speak of the soft touch in her hands That she's been able to keep Speak of her bosom Which cradles and comforts A child so scared Speak of her undying love That soothes her man with care When you speak of a Blackwoman You speak of her beauty! Blackwoman Mother of a scattered nation Backbone of man once stripped of manhood When you speak of a Blackwoman You speak of her beauty! |