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The Emosewa Woman
Safe Haven Publishing Company
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Category:
Poetry
Publisher: Safe Haven Publishing Company
ISBN-10: 061582417X
Pages: 124
Copyright: May 28, 2013
ISBN-13: 9780615824178
Price: $3.99 (eBook)
This wonderful and eclectic collection of poetry, by the author of the best-selling volume "Love,Is,The Beautiful Black Woman", further illustrates this author's love and admiration for the woman of color. Simply open and experience his second 'love letter' to these Queens...
Continuing with the same tradition and style as his first Book of Poetry (Love,Is,The Beautiful Black Woman)Vernon J. Davis Jr.'s Sophomore Book, "The Emosewa Woman!" is an ongoing Tribute of praise and admiration for the Awesome Women of the world. Hence, his title, "Emosewa", which is Awesome spelled backwards. Mr. Davis's explicit sensitive style of poetry which is also spiritual and sensual in nature, comes from his 30+ years of observation, interaction, and bonding with the Wonderful Women he has met and still to meet--Using his words..."All Women are Emosewa!"
This wonderful and eclectic collection of poetry further illustrates this author's love and admiration for the woman of color. Simply open and experience Mr. Davis' second "Love Letter" to these Queens. This Second Edition is enriched with a few more pieces than was contained in the first, making this publication even more exquisite than the first as he continues his quest to honor women, especially the women of color, worldwide.
EMOSEWA
My Regal Queen
I bow down to Your Beauty
Your Eternal Inner Light of Love
You are, Emosewa
My Instant Inspiration
My Sweet Aroma of Sensual Serenity
You are, Emosewa
http://www.theemosewawoman.com
Excerpt
THE WISDOM KEEPERS
by
Vernon J. Davis Jr.
We see Them everywhere--The Wisdom keepers
The Matriarchs of our lives
Guardians of Truth
Sisters to Love
Enforcers of Discipline.
The Ones Who raised us and kept us safe.
The Ones who said GOD is Always
And Love is GOD.
Our Idea of Strength when we were weak.
The Protectors of our self-respect, Who said,
"Let no one put You down, You are much more
than that."
We see Them everywhere
The Discoverers of the lost
Teachers of Faith
Friends to Insight
Keepers of Wisdom.
The Wisdom Keepers--Who are They?
Your Mother and Mine.
LEGACY LOST
by Vernon J. Davis Jr.
As I entered the Palace
I drew out my Ebony Sword
But the Throne of my Love
Was empty
"Where are You, my Queen!"
I shouted
"Over here", She replied
I turned around
But I could not see Her
"Over here", She whispered
I walked toward the sound of Her voice
And there She stood
As I looked right through Her
With outstretch arms she said
"I'm fading away my Love"
"The thoughts of our People, of Me, They no longer
think of"
I frantically reached for Her
As she started to disappear
On Her face, a sad smile and a single tear
"Don't forget me my Love"
And then She was gone
"I won't...my Queen"
"I won't...my Love"
Let this not be our legacy.
A VISION OF AWE
When She stepped onto the bus,
I didn't noticed Her.
When I did...
Silence became Silent.
The sudden screaming of Her Beauty
Blinded me with a flash of light
As the Sight of Her became nothing but
A Silhouette of a Shadow
As She sat down by me!
My Vision of Her~An Aftermath~
A Vision of Awe
An Emosewa Woman.
With my eyes and mouth agape,
The sound of lust shrieking in my mind,
Speechlessness struck me in my chest.
My heart thumping so loud,
I just knew She heard it.
My ears drumming a beat of uneasiness
Only
I
Felt.
I was in total Awe as Her Perfume
Tickled me with arousement.
Then...
She looked at me and Smiled!
My soul fainted.
But, I didn't let Her know...
That I was melting inside
As I tried to smile back.
I was Awestruck with Her Aura.
Her Awesome Essence Emanating
In front of me,
A Vision of Awe
Truly again--An Emosewa Woman
To me.
Then, before I knew it--it was Her stop.
She got up, still Smiling,
Her Elbow brushing my shoulder,
As She rose like an Angel taking flight.
My shoulder, enjoying that Stimulating,
Smooth Sensual Brush, Slowly Spreading
Throughout my body and soul
As I watched Her slip away.
The sound of my heart still pounding--loudly.
Only I could hear what I saw...
A Vision of Awe
An Emosewa Woman.
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