Teddy Wirunda Poems

A brilliant shinning skin,
A wonderful black complexion,
No brown or white spot on my skin,
Fit for the black beauty competition
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I see him enter the restaurant,
I see him take a sit,
He asks for the menu,
He stretches and yawns.
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I feel like exploding
I feel like imploding
Because of this burning urge
With the ability to charge.
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Many have warned them
Of their disgusting lifestyle
But who? Them?
They just can't change
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Morning opens the door
Of the darkened earth,
Darkened by yesterday's misteries.
Sweet rays slowly open my eyes,
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When they shed tears,
Shade with them.
Have a downy heart
And just let them flow.
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This trembling
This wobbling
Panting for something
More than something
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I don't want to leave
Do you?
Me you won't forgive
Will you?
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On my bedding,
West to East I roll.
For my eyes to be struck
By the golden rays
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Listen now
To just how
thoughts of the end gnaw,
thoughts of the time
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