African Queen
African Queen,
She holds elegance,
Her look is defiant.
As she walks in a room all eyes are on her.
People whisper from ear to ear,
As she holds her head high,
She ignores them.
Her body floats from step to step,
Her grace resembles gestures of a swan,
So angelic,
So peaceful,
So beautiful.
Her skin was flawless,
No imperfections.
Her hair was black as coal,
Her hair comes to the middle of her back.
She embraces her body,
She loves her curves,
She know that God took his time with creating her.
She feels beautiful.
African Queen,
Ruler of the whole land,
Without her there would be no land,
Her presence lights up a room.
Men fantasize about her,
Women dream to be her.
Everyone loves the African Queen.
African Queen,
You bring life.
Your beauty strikes millions.
You are radiant.
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