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Gear Shaft


Gear Shaft Love Poem by D'Vante Jerrell Chapman aka the Black Love Poet


Red light, green light

Green means go

Adeco

Steppin on the gas

When I drive past

I stay in one lane not two

Being an only fan of the only lady club will do

Im Belleville West Mainly

Worried bout me and mines

Never cross lines

The only soul ties I'm interested in

Are the spiritual bonds my wife and I be in

Praying our love will last always

Shift the gear

Ride off with her into the beautiful sunset

Beautiful like her pretty brown eyes

And her smile has my heart sprinting on the racetrack

Kisses as sweet as strawberries, kiwi, and watermelon

Booty as soft as Cottonelle as she flip it, roll it, and reverse it

This love we share

I know we both deserve it

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Black Love Poet

I’m a Black Man, Christian, King, Husband, Father, Activist, Author, and Poet who has the strength, power, knowledge, wisdom, authority God gave me, belief, faith in the Lord, and spiritual penmanship to be the voice for change! #therevolutionstartswithus

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