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Queen chavala


You remind me of the mysterious queen of zeebah Queen Chavala Isa Oh heiress, ambassador of beauty I see light in your eyes That giveth hope to the young And the adult find solace In your smiles Your heart forms a dwelling place For Glad tidings And your mouth speak forth voice Like and elixir Oh daughter from the City of nature You never bleach your tongue You are natural You are black, yet decorated With a heart of diamond That pump gold through The tunnel of your veins On this day The princesses The sun and galaxies The flowers and the moons Who feed on your light Wish you a happy birthday Cheers 🎂
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