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chocolat A Black Woman Asks, How Should I Love You, Black Man?

Black Man: Love me Like The Earth Sun Moon & Stars

Let Me feel The Tide Pool Of The Deep Waters Of Who You are

Let me Feel The Warmth Of The Rays Of the Sunshine In Your Smile

Let Me Till The Soil Of Your Soul That harvests The Crops Of Your Humanity That Heals The Kosmic Mind

Love Me Everlasting Like The Genes You Wear So infinitively

Love Me Like A Long Kiss That Lasts Forever In Both Our Dreams

Love Me Like Life & Light Interwoven Into The True Peace Of Our Reality

Love Me Like Summertime When The Living’s Easy

Love Me Like Budding Arbors In Spring

Love Me Like Honey & The B's Sting

Love Me Like I’m Your Everything ~Aether Detroit Bleu

The story of music for the Black Man in America centers in the spelling of worship while he was in a state of amnesia; later he emerged from this stupor Moor back into a knowledge of self awareness and majesty to inovate human consciousness into a celestial reality Moor attuned to Divine Being.In its incepted evolution he was outcast at first because lust and debauchery followed the sound until the worlds converged nearly a century later when jazz,rhythm and blues would be merged into Gospel to cleanse its sinful nature ; for the white man it has been more of a search for reality beyond his own world, while yet being engulfed in the expression of it as he had mastered and manipulated it; making a sort of ghoulash composed of each part...Frank Zappa Being the epitome of this porage of purgatory sounds going back to its classical roots of Refinement that the Moors taught to end the dark ages.Tribal And Traditionally African Sounds had been all but forgotten with the slave trade and American oppression being Ressurected only with early Muslim Jazz artists who reawakened the souls of Blacks and whites to a Kosmic reality where individual relativity morphed inevitably to Emcees Squared the likes of Rakim ,KRS One, and others who took music into a realm of bombastic poetic activism to combat oppression.

The in between is Miles, Monk,and Coltrane —-From these(Miles alone even) sparked a resolution to Divine Conflict that would be the only salvation that humanity had left to save it from itself.

Today lines between The underworld synthogenes ,sirens,goddesses,divas, earths And the celestial masters are sometimes blurred while gospel still paints blood on its doorways so that these angels will pass them over leaving them pure to the spirit of The Lord. Oversaturation, and under compensation of artists today has humanity grabbing their media devices to drown out the chaos of the world around them seeking any sound or word that will feed their egos until the next trip.

The Spiritual Journey of Music for The Black and white Man From Africa to Ahkmedians To Sun Ra,Miles to Aether Bleu,Earth Wind And Fire To Minister Louis Farrakhan has been full of excitement, tragedy and triumph equally;The key to all of it working together for the good is for all to play in harmonious keys of peace and love or Kosmic dissonant abstracts that allows all to see what they need to see to truly be free. Like Sun Ra says” his story is not my story because history repeats; mystery is my story because it never ends.”

How To Love A Black Woman

Gently But not like a flower LIKE A BOMB

That’s how you love a black woman

With precision, focus, intent, and a certain calm

That’s how you love a black woman

With gentleness, softness, understanding, and kindness

That’s how you love a black woman

With patience, perseverance, and perpetual positivity

That’s how you love a black woman

Love her in these ways And she’ll be enamored to love you back

With an unmatched level of depth

The better you love a black woman The more she whispers into the ears of God for you

That’s how you love a black woman

-Lady Q

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