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Imagine Her


She is only as real as my imagination, Full lips, curly hair, thick hips, elegant Brown eyes, and a poetic swag. I imagine Her with me, exchanging delicate words, which delivers numb sensations to the heart. I can only imagine My finger tips swaying along her butter scotch skin, as I taste her rich hazelnut lips as we kiss. She is only as real as my imagination. -MarcRed
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