Sinatra Poem by Edward Kofi Louis

Sinatra



I have my T-Shirt on and,
You are about to tell me a story;
Like, another Montgomery pastor.
Rainbow Colours!
My name is Sinatra;
And, i do have the picture of my life ready for you today.

Love!
I have been watching you;
Life!
I know your problems;
However, true-love is the very key to life.

Lust!
Don't jump from bed to bed with your nakedness;
For, i am like the window of the womb! !
And, a bee buzzes along when it flies.

Dear girls!
Get sense ans stay way from early sex;
Dear boys!
Leave the girls alone and,
Let them be matured enough for marriage.

Life!
It pays to speak the truth;
So, why are the young boys and girls hurrying for sex?
When, the fact is, they can't even do it all day long when married.
Lust!
Don't mix your act to a bed dabble sense of humour;
For, it is better to know the truth than, to die in sin.

Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: humour,lust,marriage,nakedness,rainbow,sex
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