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Queen Adonis


I used to love just being friends 
Watch these hoes squirm around and look for a place in his world
Now I'm looking for a place to fit in
But I'm done contorting myself 
I am powerful in who I am 
I love myself through thick and thin
I've come to hear and do all these love poems dedicating them 
Well sweet pea this one's for me 
Mistake me Queen Adonis on the throne 
Because I'll cut hearts heavily 
People think I'm gone with a blow 
They just don't know 
No one could ever fit my crown
Becoming a peasant is the last thing to do 
When I demoralize you 
Have your kingdom coming down in smokes a hue
So the next time your looking for treasure and my crown is gold 
The only thing I can say is better run hoe
 
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Comments (2)

j.s.m.w
<p>Thankyou, I appreciate it !</p>
Grant-Grey Porter Hawk Guda
<p>Powerful expression!&nbsp;</p>

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