A poem about a beautiful low caste damsel in South east Nigeria among the Igbo people.
Sweet Akunna of the forbidden caste, with breast erect and succulent to taste. She has marble eyes that blossom by day, and ivory teeth worth a millennium's pay. Her rare curves dangle to her feet's rhythm, for the gaze of rivals deep in schism. Her moist lips have their natural redness, as bright in colour as a crimson dress. Her body's landscape is soft with fragrance of love and sweetness in sheer abundance. She has long, smooth and fine pillars for legs, for which every man dreams daily and begs. In rejection she rules the rain forest as the queen of misfits, but still the best. An outcast with beauty that subjugates all free born women yearning at the gates of the gods for such unique endowments which are natural without ornaments.
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