Heart Breakers Poem by Freewill Amon

Heart Breakers



Heart breakers
They make me breathe like I'm taking my last
And I die as I watch them pass


Heart breakers
They get me lost and dread to find my way home
Their smile alone can win a soul


Heart breakers
This' what they make me fantasize all day:
I treat them like 'maga don pay'


Heart breakers
Mere looking at them makes me feel alright
Their beauty have me hypnotized


Heart breakers
Like dry leaves, they are littered everywhere
I look at them like 'I don't care.'


Heart breakers
They are goddesses in reality
And influence in the society.

Monday, December 17, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: heart
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
'This' what they make me fantasize all day:
I treat them like 'maga don pay, '' I mean I fantasize about squandering money on them-as cons do whenever they hit money. 'maga don pay' is a pidgin slang that means the fool have paid (i.e. their victim)
In I look at them like 'I don't care, ' I culled it from R. Kelly's Song. you'll understand better if you listen to it.
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