Black Queen Poetry IIA Poem by SiblingSo there's a twist to this ideal woman... Apparently,
AWAKE:
I sit in this chair. Staring at the thin air Into which my Black Queen vanished. She's gone but she was never here. While I mourn her death, In my mind, she arrives. She enters my presence. I feel her aura... Time stops... As I stop and stare Into her beautiful dark eyes With a shine as if the Sun rises in them. Her glowing smile awakes me to a dream. Her presence personifies pleasure. Pleasurable physique, pleasurable psyche. She pleasures me As I perplex her with my personality. I peek into her nature: pristine, A proper Black Queen. My Black Queen is so addictive, I'm unable to let go. I'm addicted to her Although she's an addict. My Black Queen is flawed. Corrupted by White. My Black Queen needs White Girls, "Why girl?", I asked my queen... She said its unexplainable... So she prepared a line for me. Regal high. Feeling lost. Connection so profound. Corrupted Black Queen, For the sake of White. Corrupted for the sake of you, is ME. OVERDOSE © 2014 SiblingAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorSiblingDurban, KwaZulu Natal, South AfricaAboutMy name is Sibongokuhle Ngcobo. I am an aspiring human being who is vaguely tall, exceedingly dark and occasionally handsome. I believe in good vibrations. Vibe Wimme. more..Writing
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