you bring to me
sweetness of a lemon
upon my lips
as you just keep yourself
real
you be that man that allows
me to exist in my time
with no dramatics
just me
a simple poetess
faulted...yet, just an unique
sister who wants simplicity
capturing me with a gentleness
of a man of intelligence who
has the edge of the streets
I gotta believe that what God has
put together no man can pull apart
You be you
and I be me
yet together a force has been created
powerfully
You remind me
I am woman
and you be man
and there's no reason why
we can't set this world on fire
a covenant between us
is deeper than the clear blue seas
You comfort me in ways
I never vocalize
cause .... you make me glow
and I know
that no matter what we will be
simple hearts that fight, love
and bleed on the same plane
of existence
I thank God for you in my life
(c) 2007 by Mocha Sistah
Published by Pamela Osbey
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What a beautiful rendition of expression on the difficult literary task of expounding on that which is so profound. Thank you.