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Hispanic Beauty


Hispanic Beauty

 

To the curls in your hair that make you beautiful,

Or the waves in your hair that remind them of sea currents,

Powerful and dangerous. 

You are a Hispanic Beauty.

Your skin so tan as if the sun had kissed your skin,

It reminds him of his early morning cafe con leche that he must always drink. 

She knows so many secrets behind her light brown eyes, 

La guardian de todo los secretos

A fiery passion ignites from her when she's tested

Uncontrollable flames that are not to be touched

For you will be burned with her Spanish tongue 

A tall and confident figure when presnted in a long, slender dress

He calls her his princesa, for he loves her for who she is

Because she is a Hispanic Beauty. 

 

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