A Poem For My Son

A Poem For My Son

Your skin doesn’t match mine.
It’s richer in melanin,
beautiful and brown.

The curls on your head?
They’re not “hard to tame,”
they’re a golden crown.

Your face soft, your lips full,
your almond eyes close gently at their seams.

Only a few more years until you really see the freedom of your brothers white skin, somehow deemed supreme.

Son, I will forever esteem you, raise you to not forget
You are worth far more than everything this world gives.

You were created as a God-image, royalty.

You are a King.

Photos by Megan Rose Photography in Keizer, OR

Welcome, Kahlil!

Welcome, Kahlil!

Race + Justice Aren't Politics...They're Biblical + Humanity Issues

Race + Justice Aren't Politics...They're Biblical + Humanity Issues

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