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The African Wonder


Her beauty is a wonder.

Her smile is intriguing.

With fiery black eyes,

And an elegance to her ebony skin,

She makes the stars look like they're not shining.

If beauty could be described in words,

There would be no words to embody such beauty.

With a every a smile she makes, my thoughts are jubilant.

How can such a beauty walk this earth.

With a personality like no other

It's no wonder people love her.

I find myself magnetized to her essence.

My African Queen.

There is no other.

For the love she evokes is often unseen.  

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