Amoafowaa Sefa Cecilia: Writer, Teacher & Speaker

Tag: BLACKNESS

POETRY

WHO I AM IN BLACKNESS

Post author By amoafowaa
Post date June 16, 2020
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Who am I in the advocacies Which are pushing us to climb another stair of success …in this racial equality quest? Who am I? II I sure am that girl who would’ve died in the disgusting slave hunt For my pride couldn’t stand to be called a Cunt And my ego couldn’t stand the horn […]

Tags #BlackLivesMatterToo, BLACKNESS, Life, racism.

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THE INGRATE

Post author By amoafowaa
Post date July 16, 2014
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To my consternation She harshly caused an abrasion On her skin and poured a libation For what she deems beautiful, an abomination! She tactfully told her maker That He was too careless a baker For watching her blacken in the burner Making her decisions sterner If a cook causes a blunder, Can the […]

Tags #AFRICAN POETRY., #GHANAIAN POETESS, AFRICAN LITERATURE, AFRICAN POETESS, BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL, BLACKNESS, bleaching., GHANAIAN LITERATURE, NATURAL, NATURE, POETRY.