His body is like Shakespeare,
A masterpiece of perfect form,
Built with the precision of a craftsman,
And the grace of a mighty storm.
His ebony skin, like velvet,
A rich and deep hue,
Glistening in the spotlight,
As he moves, like a god among few.
His frame is like a sculpture,
Chiseled by a master's hand,
Each muscle defined and rippling,
A sight that's hard to withstand.
His biceps, like mountains,
Strong and firm to the touch,
His chest, like a fortress,
Where passion and desire clutch.
His thighs, like pillars,
Of strength and pure power,
His calves, like temples,
An ode to anatomy's tower.
His body is built after none other,
But the gods themselves,
Each inch, a work of art,
A sight that simply compels.
In the lights, he glistens,
Like precious black ivory crystal,
A sight that leaves many breathless,
A beauty that's simply celestial.
His body is the pinnacle,
Of anatomy perfection,
Each curve and line a testament,
To his physical connection.
He stands tall and proud,
With a confidence unmatched,
A sight that leaves many in awe,
And hearts completely unlatched.
His body is completely flawless,
A sight that's hard to believe,
A creation of pure beauty,
A sight that's hard to conceive.
His body is built superior,
A sight that's hard to compare,
Each inch, a testament,
To his physical affair.
But most of all, his body is like Shakespeare,
A story of lust and desire,
A poetry of passion,
A tale that sets hearts on fire.
His body is meant to be admired,
To be worshiped and revered,
For it is a work of art,
A vision that's never disappeared.
So let us raise a toast,
To this ebony Adonis,
For his body is like Shakespeare,
A masterpiece that's truly auspicious.
Authorship by Mr. Dashaun Rashod Snipes
©️ Mr. Dashaun Rashod Snipes
®️ His Body Is Like Shakespeare
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