I'm not looking for a processed fast food woman
I want a woman that takes time like grandmas soul food loving
Not that 30 minute quick fix lusting rather that it took 24 years, 9 months, and 216953 hours just for God to make her for me in the oven
More than flavorful at sight I wanna taste the passion in her crust
And by the time I reach the core I want to feel a euphoric rush
That'll make me forget the taste of any woman I ever held lust & ever longed a touch for
I want her very aroma to come and knock down my doors and walls rather than simply knock and remained locked
I want to be more than hungry for her
Rather a glutinous endeavor when I taste her milky thighs
When we kiss and then draw back
I wanna feel the longing for connection in her eyes
That she appreciates my worth
For appreciating hers more than mine
I want our love to burn uncontrollably
As if the ozone dropped right out of the sky into a fiery furnace fueled off of gasoline and hickory maple
I want our love to be nailed down like Noah's ark rather than sweet words that have the strength of staples
That will falter the moment that a mighty storm comes.
I want this love to endure
To become a part of me like ligaments
That will be honest and passionate
Not boisterous and belligerent.
More than a earthly pleasure
One that my soul finds poetically divine
I want to find the woman God molded from my ribs
Live happily ever after married with kids
& never eat anything other than soul food again! -Vonsensei
BINABASA MO ANG
For The Women Of My Generation.
PoetryThese poems are for the brave beautiful women of my generation, that are thriving to hold on to their character admits the degrading of their worth in today's society.