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Unblemished Me


Glimmers shimmer down the dimly lit halls

As I strut, Fully erected

Slightly grinning at my magnificence 

Not a spec lie on my clothes-

Every inch of my being beams with a different persistence 

They wonder where I possess such immensity 

I tell them its in the familiarity of perfection,

The oblivious stance towards flaw,

Its Unblemished Me

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Marcus NERO Blackwell

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