Oh! Her Pretty Self. Poem by Ebi Robert

Oh! Her Pretty Self.

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Light of angel logo, my face thon behold,
fashioned mixture of wine
thy new-old age of thine.
Rumble of thy wing nail, portioned my
sight to faint.
valid cold peace, dear me.

Pretty cold my creature bold.
Hold me oh! My die does die.
I could see a knee from a decent skirt
my white be brown and wide.
Little peace to African pace
thus my sense is and green white.

Oh! Her pretty self,
Oh! Her pretty hair.
For sure, a girl leave a black of him
reading things we ought to see,
queenly glimpse of cracking kiss,
peace to teach a pretty being.
Oh! Mine of thine smelling check.

Blue muzzle capture eyes sweet,
told a dream, I mark, I teach.
Pretty thou, heart links.
the flare, the earth, accompany thee,
my scent transports collar free.
the flare, the earth, accompany thee.

I old of her pretty self
To die a small western girl.
I old of her pretty self

All I mature to say;
Thou have colonized England.

Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: Art
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Matthew Petranovich 11 September 2011

I love this for, you explain love so well, the scent, the hair, the eyes. It makes me wish I had it again.

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