Beauty In The Eyes Of The Beholder Poem by Offiong Felix

Zanily, I sang your beauty when you approached
Yacking on yore when love began
'Xalting you in song as I cast
What steady glance upon your alluring dimple;
Very vacuously, till your smile effaced
Unchangeably maintaining your lachrymal face
Till your breast stood succulent and gigantic
Swaying my tongue in hanky-panky
Requesting to suck down to your innards.
Queen of beauty with eyes full of jades
Placid like my pekinese in her kennel.
Oh! the swing of your waist up and down it leaped
Nude in your gown as you passed by me
Marvellously, with elegant strides non-pariel,
Like billowing clouds the sky obscured.
Kudos to the round locks you plaited
Just like a crown on a queen.
Imaging the pool on your head when it rains,
How lovely it would look if I were to swim
Gliding down your lips then kiss your teeth
Fetching from your mouth what love untold
Eh! what savoury love like vanilla
Dragging kings your slaves by your swinging waist
Come console me beautiful one and be my 'xcellency
By night and take me to yonder
As my zeal for you is zonked.