Dark skinned are like the night,

Not often seen as beauty’s light,

Yet they hold a power profound,

As the moon brings brightness to the ground.

They can shine in the world like stars,

Illuminating dreams from afar.

Dark skinned have a right, just like the sun,

To bring their brilliance; they are not outdone.

Black and white are made from the same soil,

So why does colorism cause such turmoil?

Our creator never discriminated between you and I,

So who gave you the right to let judgments fly?

We too deserve to live free from strife,

To thrive in peace, embracing all life.

Let us unite and celebrate our hues,

For diversity is a strength we can choose.

Colorism || Jaitun Nara

Jaitun Nara is a talented writer and poet who beautifully captures the essence of society through her words. Her writings are deeply rooted in real-life stories, reflecting the struggles, emotions, and realities of the world around her. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, she weaves poetry that resonates with readers, leaving a lasting impact. Through her work, Jaitun Nara aims to inspire change and bring awareness to social issues, making her a voice of truth and creativity in the literary world.