Whistle Crime
Whistle!
I was walking when I heard it,
with a small protest I flipped my hair and looked back
It was a low whistle and a few hooting
I couldn't help but feel fire burn
as I tried to hold in the anger
You know never know what lunatic
would Stand idle on the road
Just waiting,
Waiting to capture attractive
smooth silky skin and give some tender
sugar coated words only
Making her
Insulted and lose the powerful beauty
Strength and Confidence
to think that he was the one
Next thing you know you are hit
Afraid and in hiding despair
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