An Inspirational Michael Jackson Poem

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Hello friend. We all like to be inspired by various people and also from inspirational poems. Women are always fascinating to me like a wonder of the world. I just thought about it recently at how we do not appreciate ourselves as we are. Nobody chose how she/he is to appear or to be born into the world. What we can do is just motivate ourselves into liking how and who we are. This is not usually the case. That is why I wrote this inspirational poem for all my black sisters who do not think themselves as worthy to be called beautiful. Here goes;

Some ladies who are dark rush to the shops to buy 'lightening cream', in the pretext that they want to be lighter than cream. Just like a phone, they want to change their theme. They would rather spend time eating loads of ice-cream, than put hours getting toned at the gym. Anyway, we live in a strange world, where some people want hair while others want to be bald. White women want to be coal black, while dark women want to be snow white, but end up bleaching themselves and end up looking as red as a comet in flight. Be proud of your colour, as you do when you go to the massage parlour. Rather spend time fixing your inside, because if you do that it does not matter what you look like on the outside. Unless of course your groom leaves you at the altar for being one ugly bride

Michael Jackson, I still cannot believe that he is gone. He was one of the greatest entertainers that ever lived during our era and time period. His death inspired me to write another inspirational poem for him. Here goes;

Whatever people may say, the world felt the impact of your stay. You were a one man army to rescue the music industry just like a hungry horse needs hay. In spite of the negative comments that come up today, your hard work and commitment made you earn your pay. I hope you went to heaven wherever you may lie, for your songs will bump in our hearts for a long time without decay. Your dance moves and videos have influenced most of the rhythm and blues stars today like an array; your moonwalk makes me happy every time i see it without delay. I hope we will get to see you again one day. Rest in Peace Michael Jackson!