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Goddess


I 

Lazarus Shatipamba

Was in a friends car

When i saw you from afar.

Though my eyes were slightly ajar

I did see how you carry yourself like the wind

So its no suprise that you blew my resolve away

So i could act and introduce myself to you.

 

Hello

Chocolate Skinned Goddess from across the way

That made my mind sway

So i could never stray

From the fray for your affections.

 

Do you know?

How many directions my thoughts wander in

When i wonder how best to fondle you.

And as i  ponder the possibility

Of a romance with you becoming a reality

I am forced to acknowledge the mortality

Of hearts that fell to your gravity.

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