Colours of me
A poem to describe the struggles of being mixed race
By The designer hippy Published 5 years ago • 1 min read
Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash
My mother is white
My dad is brown
What even am l,
And where can I be found
A heart of crimson red
And skin like milk chocolate
You can’t define me just by looks
I won’t fit in your pocket
Curry and spaghetti
Are the dishes for me
If you can’t see beyond the colour of my skin
Then your head is full of ghee
My heritage is global
And something I should be proud of
To be of mixed race
That is something noble
A pink moleskin
An orange in my gin,
Helps me look inside,
And put racism in the bin
Blue or green
And any colour in between
We are all special and unique
Because just to be alive
Is merely a dream
About the Creator
The designer hippy
welcome to my world



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