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SUNSHINE
by Java Bomani

She was like sunshine
Glistening before my eyes, making me run for shades.

I tried to turn away from the glaze,
Of her radiant haze.
But when she sat before me, my coolness fades.

Sunshine!

Yeah I’ll call her sunshine for now.
Fantastic beauty, skin golden brown.

I bet she’s got a man.
He’d better meet all her needs.

SO SIZZLING

She burned the roof of my mouth like hot cheeze.

If I could be her red jacket for just one day.

HOLD UP!

Don’t make me lie, I’d try to stay.

I’d break my zipper, to embrace her Sleek physique,
For a few extra seconds.
Layin in the cut,
In case she beckons.

I’d replace her D.K.N.Y. sneakers.
With J.A.V.A. features.

And hope she doesn’t walk on me too forcefully.

Freshly lotioned hands, that looked like
They know how to hold a man.
And please him totally.

Mine are ruff, but they’ve got the right stuff.

This elegant bus rider makes my early morning.
Her facial cast held the likeness,
of the everlasting happiness I’m longing.

Do I get a brain with that?
She looks intellectual.
What I seek is so much more than sexual.

On the phone Or on a date,
Let’s find out soon. If sunshine,
Can make a special friendship bloom.

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