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He’s asleep. Tonight, I held him tighter and kissed him longer. I wish my kisses were enough. Were enough to shield him. To protect him. From the people that can’t get past his beautiful chocolate skin - long enough to see how wonderfully incredible he is. He is a man that will always give a helping hand without complaint. He is a man that never fails to brighten my day. He is a man with a beautiful mind and heart. He is a man that is thoughtful. When I first moved into my apartment, he watched me jumble with my keys trying to find the right one. So, he went to the store and bought key covers so I knew which key went to which door. Who thinks to do that? Him. He is a man that is patient, loving and chooses to see the good. He is a man that is hard-working. He is a man that will be an incredible father to our children someday. He is so much more than just a black man. It’s time the world sees that too.
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Jun 23, 2020
Jun 23, 2020 at 10:39 AM UTC
He Matters
He’s asleep. Tonight, I held him tighter and kissed him longer. I wish my kisses were enough. Were enough to shield him. To protect him. From the people that can’t get past his beautiful chocolate skin - long enough to see how wonderfully incredible he is. He is a man that will always give a helping hand without complaint. He is a man that never fails to brighten my day. He is a man with a beautiful mind and heart. He is a man that is thoughtful. When I first moved into my apartment, he watched me jumble with my keys trying to find the right one. So, he went to the store and bought key covers so I knew which key went to which door. Who thinks to do that? Him. He is a man that is patient, loving and chooses to see the good. He is a man that is hard-working. He is a man that will be an incredible father to our children someday. He is so much more than just a black man. It’s time the world sees that too.
Taylor-Jennica
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27/F/American
Jun 23, 2020
Jun 23, 2020 at 10:39 AM UTC
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