WORK OF ART.
Let’s draw my life,
Watch as the artist paints his wife.
I’m a work of art,
Get a plain piece of paper and let’s start.
You might draw me old and ancient,
Like the vagrant in your basement.
He stood in amazement as he admires my beauty.
Ate a fruity as he focused on my booty,
Admired my body.
I was still and steady as I watched him study.
He brought out all the colors,
Painted me as if we were lovers.
He couldn’t decide on a specific color.
Dark, a little more on that side.
Yellow, for your golden rich expresso.
White, if I do say so.
Dark brown eyes, some for your hair.
Thick full lips, like a solar eclipse.
Thin on the waist, easy to embrace.
The sight of you I couldn’t erase,
Move with so much grace.
You look good in that white lace,
I just wanna keep you in a vase as I solve this case,
Of why all the boys chase,
Is it because of that face?
You’re indeed a walking art,
In my heart, you’re Indeed a masterpiece.
The centerpiece.
I won’t let you go without a kiss,
Your unique beauty is hard to diss,
And your shape is hard to miss.
I am a work of art, let this stay in your heart.
The sight of me will leave you wondering the rest,
Cuz baby, you know I’m the best.
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