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Lovely Lady


 

Feel the curves of the beautiful woman

Her cocoa skin can please your eyes

Her looks makes you want to befriend

The slight bit of friction between her thighs

 

Her eyes squint as she looks away

I love my girl; she is the best to me

I would go irate if she didint stay

I wouldn’t be mad if she’s all I see

 

Her body drips like a goddess too

Her hair is like a river of the coal

The thoughts she brings my mind are colorful

I know she exist only for my soul

 

Brought together tio never depart

The wonderful world allows me to play this harp

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