She was black
***
Came home one evening
unexpectedly
she was black and beautiful
waiting for me
Curvy and slender
she wore red, it became her
she was all natural.
she startled me sitting there
just staring silently
mesmerizing me, tantalizing me
beckoning me,
Bewitching me, daring me
to come nearer
she taunt me
with the pinkness
Of her sweet tongue
she wore red splendidly.
something about her
I feared
she hypnotized me
she was black and beautiful
she desire my embrace
to taste my lips
upon the venomousness
Of hers, that were not there.
I placed a yoke about her head
controlling her over powering her
she was black and beautiful
she wore red
to deter me, to warn me
of her deadliness.
I secured her
releasing her a distance away
into the wetlands of my domain
To live her life eternally
beautiful and free
Cotton mouth, oh cotton mouth
stay away from my front door
She was black , she was beautiful.
By: William Bonilla
D'Artagnan
08/21/2010
Cheers,
Dan
Good one, you got us!
Peace, love and light,
Amber
Sheila
This is wonderful ~ so well written William!!!
Blessings,
Christine
ps Black IS beautiful, have you ever seen a black butterfly? Beautiful!
Either way i'm terrified of snakes
But i love this poem
Fantastic!!
Wishing you Peace Love and Light...Yolie
peace and love, Carole~
Donna
Anna
into the wetlands of my domain
You're a good man, D'Artagnan. Most would have killed her. I like all critters, even snakes.
John
Newfie Hugs, Rose
Peace,
Dayvid
GOD BLESS YOU
TONY