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    Skitt

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  • Member Since:

    February 26, 2001

  • Sex:

    Female

  • Dating Preference:

    Male

  • Age:

    28

  • Relationship Status:

    Separated

  • Last Login:

    January 25

  • Education:

    Some College Coursework Completed

  • Location:

    Detroit, MI

  • Race:

    Black/African American, Native American

  • Ethnicity:

    Other

  • Zodiac:

    Aquarius


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I write free verse poetry; I talk so fast everyone asks if I'm rapping though, lol. I spend majority of my time with my daughter, who is a constant challenge. I don't remember kids having this much personality when I was little, but that 10 times thing is real. A good book can always put a smile on my face. When people see me they always say I look mean, but usually I'm in my own world thinking about whatever, so I give them a smile, maybe a hug. Its funny I look so mean to people when I cry at Make A Wish commercials. I am close to my family. My friend supply is limited, but if I try and disappear people come out the woodwork to find me. People adopt me quickly, they usually use "My Rainbow or aunty, sister, whatever...". My name doesn't come without a "MY" in front. I am not a small built woman, never have been, but I love the skin I'm in. I've always been referred to as thick. I have long hair that changes color with the weather, but mainly it is brown and looks highlighted. I tend to cut my hair when I'm bored unless I have a significant other at the time to pout. I hate to shop, its my kryptonite. I go out occasionally. I use to be a big partier, so it has gotten old to me. I would rather be curled up with the one I'm with, cooking, talking, watching a movie, anything but loud club music and drinks getting spilled on me by drunk acquaintances. I'm not a person you can get mad easy, half the time its not important enough to turn red, arguments aren't something I like to have, talking like adults I can do, if that can't be done I will let the topic go and then you. My life is so everyday. If you have a question past these random facts: send me a note or email me at canibusrain@yahoo.
I am very laidback. I prefer things out of the ordinary that has an art to them, so I usually make my own earrings; that way I know I will like them. I'm just laid back and dislike heels and sundresses. Childhood trauma for real! The people around me describe me as nonchalant until you get to know me, then you'll realize at times i talk a lot, but usually I'm listening. I grew up in an environment with strong black women, and that was the shoes, I chose to fill. Yes, I am strong but I am not under the dillusion that I do not need a strong man to grow with.

Finding Home

 This poem is for
the fullness of your lips
the wideness of your nose
the kink of your hair
the brown in your eyes
and the black of your skin
 
I’m in my room
my little security blanket
tucked in a corner of the house
grooving to D’Angelo’s
Brown Sugar
India Arie’s
Brown Skin
Angie Stone’s
Black Brotha
when I hear my name shouted above the music
I run downstairs
leaving my cloud
 
My mom is standing at the bottom of the stairs
holding the phone
I grab it and turn on my heel
I hear my mom murmur
“I hope it’s not another dark boy”
I rush back to envelop myself in my own world
The deep bass voice makes my nerves tingle
and for a minute laying on my bed
the yellow in my skin is blackwashed away
My waves double and triple over themselves
until an afro of ringlets hugs my scalp
 
This voice
takes me back to my ancestors
When my eyes fell on him
in his skin I found the essence of Africa
I wanted to kiss and breathe in the land and nature
of a love
a mother
I never knew
 
His body was my temple
It was the Bible for an African-American female
who was taught to lighten up the family tree
or at least keep it the same color
 
Listening to the jeers of her family
about how her children would be pickaninies
because she preferred dark over light
I was searching for a past
to learn to accept one I was taught to ignore
 
What city girl
needs forty acres and a mule?
 
Checking that box marked Black
was a formality in my family
as my mom told me I was a griffe
I was better than Black People
But if I wasn’t black
and I’m not allowed to be Native American
What am I?
 
My family taunted my little brother
when he got the notion his race is human
 
My little brother didn’t understand
this world can’t accept you for who you are
because they are focused on what you are
When you’re trying to decide who you’re going to be
 
By: R. Rainbow R.

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