Something About the Way You Walk

July 1, 2021

Something About the Way You Walk Poem by D’Vante Jerrell Chapman a.k.a. The Black Love Poet

There’s something about the way you walk

Your skin, your hair, the way you talk

If beauty could speak out loud

You’ll have a lot to say

With you, I got sunshine never cold days

You my sweet butterfly

You give me chills and get me high

All at the same damn time

Being with you, it’s like I’m cruising and I skipped the line

There’s something about the way you walk

That shakes my loins and wakes them up

I thirst for you like the last drop of water on earth and I can’t get enough

If your love laid on top of a mountain I would climb that jack and the beanstalk

Just to reach it

Kiss your heart when it’s missing affection

Love you with deep emotion that keep you from stressin

You keep me mentally challenged

Only it’s not a disorder it’s my love for you that I manage

There’s something about the way you walk

Your elegance, your grace, the expression on your face

When you see my heart for what it is

There’s something about the way you walk

Your skin, your hair, the way you talk

That got me bathing in a sea of your soothing voice

They asked me who do I choose?

I ask ain’t it obvious? She’s my only choice.

There’s something about the way you walk.

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