MUMBAI: Alicia Keys has shared a moving message to her young son.

As the Black Lives Matter movement continues forward in the wake of George Floyd's death, the Grammy-winning songstress took to social media with an empowering tribute to her and husband Swizz Beatz's 5-year-old son, Genesis.

"My beautiful baby boy/So curious and pure/Yet SO clear about what you don't want," the poem began. "'NO!' you say with vigor/When you don't like something going on in your small but powerful 5-year-old-world/I hope that never

"I hope that inner strength and fire "never extinguishes"" she continued. "And you never feel the sway to fit in"or be silenced /I have a STRONG feeling you won't/That's just not the fabric from which u came."

"Look at you," she commanded. "Future architect, Builder, Mastermind, Wisdom keeper, Re-shaper, Change maker...My Beautiful Baby Boy/You are unstoppable!!!"

The famous mom concluded with, "#Blacklivesmatter Link in my bio for ways you can stay involved".

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My beautiful baby boy ⁣ So curious and pure ⁣ Yet SO clear about what you don't want ⁣ "NO!" you say with vigor ⁣ When you don't like something going on in your small but powerful 5-year-old-world⁣ I hope that never changes⁣ I hope that inner strength and fire ⁣ Never extinguishes⁣ And you never feel the sway to fit in⁣ Or be silenced⁣ I have a STRONG feeling you won't ⁣ That's just not the fabric from which u came⁣ Look at you:⁣ Future architect, Builder, Mastermind, Wisdom keeper, Re-shaper, Change maker... ⁣ My Beautiful Baby Boy⁣ You are unstoppable!!!⁣ ⁣ #Blacklivesmatter Link in my bio for ways you can stay involved

A post shared by Alicia Keys (@aliciakeys) on Jun 3, 2020 at 1:06pm PDT

Along with the poem, the star also shared two photos of her smiling little one-one of him building a tower and another of him playing in a puddle.

The couple, who have been married for almost a decade, are parents to Genesis and their older son, 9-year-old Egypt, as well as co-parents to Beatz's son from his previous marriage.

Days earlier, Keys shared some more inspiring poetry that served as a personal prayer in these times.

"Please place the light in the hearts that feel darkness/Place the wings on the back of those that feel hopeless/Place love in the souls of the ones that are heartless/There's no stopping us/Ain't no stopping us," she wrote.

"We need more than poems. We need deep systemic change," Keys said on Instagram. "⁣But when I wrote these words it was a little prayer that I personally needed. Maybe u do too. ⁣We won't let up!"

As the songstress told The Guardian in 2016, "Musicians have a really big part to play in spreading messages because they're able to reach a large portion of people on an emotional level. Artists reach people at their heart; it's the only time we meet in one place and put our differences aside. When you're in a forum listening to music, all you feel in that moment is love and the understanding."