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Overboard


Light blue dark blue and even in between there are two sides to your shimmer one men may never see with the purity of your taste bottle to perfection even Forced to mix with the blood of innocent BIACK'S! Who'd rather fall to your salty bite than be reduced to Slaves... Yet and still with this is history being evident you are A modern day attraction, relaxing men's hearts on annual occasion where their spirits still so strong try their hardest to reach dry land hoping to see the freedom a MAN once declared, but the result of their perseverance should come at no surprise light blue dark blue and even in between those Voices of my Ancestors will be unheard once again.

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