#africanwoman

Good morning Pupils, Students, Teachers and Parents all round the glob. Welcome to my blog and to class. Today is Sunday 3rd May, 2020 and I want to share an indepth analysis to one of my poems entitled

Show me some love my people.... I took out time on Wednesday to appreciate my height. I am wearing flats sandals here. 6ft1. I am blessed. Thank you Lord for long legs, great skin and a flat tommy😊 I

I have been in the fashion business for almost 7 years, at first I only design natives wears, with time and lot of researches, I make English dresses well too. But always I want to do something different,

image source Through my cloudy days... Her smiles, Startled me with sunshine That lingered bright in my ways Despite the distant miles, She is focused on the destination  Not the turbulent journey

An African woman is a breath taking beauty, Her neck is an ivory tower, Her curves are like the dues with the rain dancing across them, Her laughter is like the suddenly explosion of birds taking their

*Note: the post is in British English i.e. colonised not colonized. It is very true that most the world still perceives Africa to be backward and barbaric. It is often associated with dictatorship, never

The beautiful soul have ever met She is so gorgeous and beautiful Her hair is so long and attractive Her eyeball shines bright like a diamond Her nose is so perfect and lovely. She has the perfect types