Disillusioned Poem by venessa ambrose

Disillusioned



On sighting those long black legs
I rearranged my skirt
To display my graceful curves
Of pure african blood

Immediately I spiced up a poem
Of uncouth lyrical voice
Starving my falling lids
From slumber

He drank from my pot
Diluting the words
Not a word said
Not a single emotion in show

He smiled at my note
Showing forth masculine beauty
Smiles of sorry songs
He needed beauty not lines

With the hide-the -irony smile
He presented his made up mind
In a simple tiny line
'I need a queen not a Shakespearain nerd'

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