God Is A Black Woman - The 9 Meditations of the Queen’s Chamber.: The Lost Words, #2

By Douglas Rugambwa

You're ratchet. 
You're ugly. 
You're pathetic. 
Straighten your hair. 
Your Afro is taking up too much space. 
Why did God make black people anyway?
Go back to Afrika!
Burnt roach!
You're black because you're cursed, it's karma from your last life. 
You always look angry. 

Hey there ... that's just noise. 
The Goddess is waiting within. 

God Is A Black Woman - The 9 Poetic Meditations from the Queen's Chamber. (Poetry). 

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Douglas Rugambwa
• Release date: Nov 21, 2018
• ISBN: 9781386141600

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Black Woman // Black Goddess

by

Douglas Rugambwa

9 writings

9 meditations

9 ways to enter the soul

far from power cables that hang above you

to the fields and lakes,

you will see the Queen on the Hill

the dreamer who dreamt you

a hungry rest

i was never born to

answer questions

i am here to

hear my footsteps crunch the snow

as my toes cringe

to the cold

like icy water in my shoes

- and that is not a question

i am here to see

the crumpled leaves and twigs

the squirrels scampering

at the sound of my breath

that condenses before my face

- i speak not

for a question

the chilly air sharpens the colors

of my day

until all is real

and i cannot deny it

and i am left with no hunger

for thought

this is the answer i was

that there is no purpose in life

except life’s perfect form

and there is

no purpose at all

except my perfect form

and this my body is free

without a question

for it is God

who made