Skin
By: Ronnie N. Sidney
Novemeber 2003


Skin, Brown skin,
Skin brown as deer skin.
I revere skin.
Bare skin,
Dark as bear skins,
Or days end.
Sun raisens,
It's light you bathed in,
Amazing.
African, American, or Haitian.
Jamaican me crazy,
Ham's babies.
Beautiful Black Ladies.
Long hair, round eyes,
Brown as North African sand.
Soft skin, Soft hands,
Touching me,
Loving me,
Receiving me,
Then leaving me.
My Black Rose.
Full lips, wide nose.
Defined features.
Full of melanin,
You skins pigment.
Black Women.
What a guilty pleasure is your texture.
Thick Hips, Large breast,
I'm possessed.
By both your beauty,
And your brains.
All natural, Invaluable,
Non-Perishable,
Is this apple of my eye.
My Sweet potato pie,
In crave those brown sugar walls.
See the clitoris,
Is my stimulus.
I'm serious.
It's my very own open invitation,
For penetration.
So as my foreskin,
Begins forging,
Merging black man and women. 
Sex is in the air.
Fluids and heat,
Excrete from you and me.
Two bodies pulsating.
No conversation,
Just copulation.
Feelings of liberation,
Begins washing over my countenance,
I'm free.
I call it Vagina Narvina, 
Coochie Karma.
Seeds of love are sewn,
In quiet moans.
Flesh of my Flesh,
Bone of my bones. 
Man is born.
A descendent of black skin,
Ancient Abyssinians.
Black Homosapians,
Spanning over 6000 generations.
Scienctific Explanations,
validate genetic domination.
Jesus, died because of his skin,
Not over sin.
Black skin still persecuted.
Hanging from Crosses and Trees,
Police brutality.
Black Skin still getting stoned, For hanging out in the streets.
Let my people go.
Prison Camps,
Concentrated with black skin.
Over two million in.
Rest living in ghettos.
Black Genetic annihilation,
Nuclear Proliferation.
Black skin under the gun,
Black men Public Enemy # 1.
Now that get's under my skin.
All these negative connotations.
Discontentment and Malignant,
Defines this dark pigment.
But Black is beautiful to me,
Yes, Black is beautiful to me.
From the hair follicles,
To the genetic molecules.
I'm so in love with you.
Both your shades and your hue.
Negroes are my heroes.
The who's who of humans.
This Diabolical dye,
Worn like a badge of honor, 
My first line of defense,
So to it I pledge allegiance.
I'm addicted its presence,
Enticed by its essence.
Skin deep,
Rather wake or sleep.
Brown skin, Black skin,
I breathe through you,
I Bleed through you,
I live through you.