A Love Letter

My beautiful Black men
Dark...majestic...powerful
There are so many words to describe you
Yet none can ever truly capture the essence of you

My African Prince
My body tightens and tenses with the thought of you
My mind dreams of the lovely conversations between us

My Assertive African American
You were designed to be outspoken, a leader,
To be the guiding light in a dismay world
Claim your rightful birthright

My Bahamian Baron
Your lips are full and luscious
And words of wisdom escape
Whenever you part them

My Bajan Big Boss
Your body is a magnificent masterpiece
Your shoulders are built beautifully broad
To carry the burdens of our community
You were created with hands that are steady and strong
To provide for our family

My Charming Creole
Awesome and gorgeous
Unique and intelligent

My Haitian Sensation
Seeker of peace and harmony
Educator to the world
Respectful gentleman to every woman, every girl

My Jamaican Warrior of Justice
I watch you in awe as you
Move so gracefully
Like a panther on patrol
So powerful, so sensual
I study you from afar
So deeply smitten with you
Too shy to attempt to approach you

My Tempting Trinidadian
God created your back sturdy and powerful
To endure the physical hardships placed on you
And your chest solid and muscular
To absorb the tears of loved ones who turn to you

My mighty men of the African Diaspora
God made you special
Strong and defiant to tyranny
Intelligent and compassionate
Gentle
But best of all
God created you
Black and Beautiful