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Love in Progress


Wavy; brown; sleekness, Brown complexity; starring to the soul, Humble, kind, and effervescent, She loves her friends and family dearly, She's the kind of friend to have in thick and thin, She doesn't judge, She cares not what of you, She cares only for how are you, Then it is improbable to do falsely on her, One can't perceive the Likeness of Mother Marry, She is a friend a friend would want to have, So what I'm trying to say is: I want her, Not immediately, But soon, So I will make slow work of it, And then I will have it so.
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