
EXCERPT FROM THE BOOK
WHEN A BLACK WOMAN CRIES...HER TEARS SAYS IT ALL
by Raymoni Love
Black Woman: Lakeisha
Why Love Keep Passing Me By
I feel I am a very attractive woman. My ass is curvaceous, my breast is plump like Twin Mountains of lust, and I can fuck and suck with the best. I work and go to school, my bills are paid and I keep my house and child dressed appropriately. I do not have many girlfriends, because I believe too many people in your business evoke jealousy and strife, and I do not need that aggravation in my life. The last man cheated on me, and the one before that turn out to be a down-low brother that started wearing more make-up than me. What happen to the love that appear in the movies of old, date, talk and unexpectedly fall in love? Dreams, yes I have many of them, homes, relationships and marriages are built off dreams, and without dreams, no one would ever believe love existed. Now, I know I have said love keep passing me by, is it my aim or misdirection that brings sorry ass men my way. Like many women, I get turned on when I hear soulful slow jams on the radio, and I also become sadden because having someone treat me like the singers sing about in their songs is all I dream. I tell you what, these poetic words can express more explicitly what I feel.
When I see their eyes
I pucker my lips and touch my hair
let them know, for their attention
I care.
Who doesn’t need a man
confused no,
women loving a MAN-WOMAN
not my style
I want the real thang
my beautiful self
tells the mirror so.
What is wrong with men
They want a beautiful woman
can’t fuck right
another man can
now they want to
fight, and they messed
up my whole night.
A little tenderness
men fail to comprehend
romance helps
so does spontaneity,
to grow old in love
is my dream
the nightmare is that men
are scared
good sex
I don’t care
If he’s going to fuck and leave
with my shattered pride
just lying there.