Leslie Brown

June 10, 2014

There is a girl named Leslie Brown

She is never seen to curse or frown

Always she is a lovely young lady

Seldom to be disrespectful or shady

All the time she is the most enthusiastic

She can never be misconceived for plastic

On Sundays you will see her at your community church

Never risking her purity as promiscuity lurks

You will never hear of her giving up her passion

Solely because society doesn’t approve of her fashion

She will always rejoice in what she has

Never pondering in the things that she lacks

Some may say, as crazy as this sounds,

There is no way girls like this can be found,

But allow me to say you have yet to be crowned

If you do not follow the footsteps of Leslie Brown

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