Little Black Girl
1...2...3... Push...Breathe
As the crown of her baby's head comes into the world another statistic is born from a wedlock mother.
She can be jealous of other black women
Or, become a TV personnel, doctor, or biologist.
Yet, all black women seem to be known for is bringing other women down.
Fornication is their #1 sin.
Black mothers tend to push their black daughters away leaving their sweet tenderonies to fend for themselves.
Sex, drugs, and dope boys
Trying to be that Flyy Girl Tracy Ellison out of .Philadelphia author Omar Tyree had every black girl wanting to be.
Sassy and fast but far from classy.
Take a walk in my shoes and you'll realize a real black girl’s reality.
She wants more than a WIC check and a load number from DFAC pushing a thrift store baby stroller
She wants to be around other girls who want more out of life then being a baby mother
Or asked if she's pregnant because that's not every broken black girl’s fantasy.
She envisions herself having intellectual conversations that aren't centered on hair.
And, even though the worst thing that has ever happened to her happened when she was in K-12th grade
She was bullied so badly so much
She wished over and over she could be white.
Her own people had driven her to the edge of her sanity
Now, she's suicidal
Why were black people the only one she ever had racial tension with?
They made her feel the possible was impossible
So, tell me how can black lives matter when it's cold to put your neighbor down?
So down that she's popping prescription pills to numb the pain
You never know what someone else is going through
The laughs
The tears
The betrayal of those friends who envied her deep down
So many of them have fallen victim to the social economic system not doing bad all by themselves
Forever in bondage
She just wanted to be successful
Even though there were so many temptations around her
Drugs
Selling her soul for the devil to make her a rich slave
She's in college and working missing her dad who died of brain cancer
Her family doesn't give a damn about her
They want her to fall victim to the welfare system to.
Is that what it means to be black?
Praying for someone else's downfall
Every day she fights off temptations that most are guilty of.
And even though she writes books its funny how her own people still find a reason to pick on her instead of supporting her
Yet, they're always talking this new age spirituality talk-positive and negative thinking
When did this become a science curriculum?
She didn't get the memo
Her visions of 401K, retirement at age 50, a media sensation and confidence
Little black girl
She's now a young adult
No friends? That's cool.
But she got her Ken doll forever
She's more than just a sew-in, and clown beat face
Now, she's much stronger
Through the bitter tears and prayers she has learned to believe in love.
So when others make fun of her she credits that to her doing something right
She's no longer in war with her dark side
Little black girl
She's getting closer to the light of her success
About the Creator
Jana Nicole
Full-time Journalism student by day, Merchandiser by night, and aspiring novelist in between.
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