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Mar 02, 2008
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Lady Africa (Shakespearean sonnet)
Proud daughters with an ancient regal look;
Each undulated movement is a kiss.
Their bodies are the lady's open book
Of righteous, rhythmic, syncopated bliss.
Erotic ebony gives sinful shine
To skin which glistens bright the night unique.
Obsidian, delightful cherry wine;
Our transubstantiated Mozambique.
Her body like the river loves to flow;
She strides with prideful beauty - statuesque.
Oh woman Africa your passion glows
With lust imbued in rippled arabesque.
So sleek her silhouette as she strolls by,
A beauty born of royal blood Masai.
— easyeverett, Mar 02, 2008
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