Body Language

What is it about me that gives you the impression that I am just your average sleazy, easy, breezy, from the hood who can't possibly get ahead in life unless you are by my side.??? Is there a note written across my forehead that reads: "Warning, do not respect always neglect and, never expect any goodness from this creature unless legs are open and ready for business? Does my azz have a "grab me" sign stuck to it or is that what you would allow a strange man to do to your daughter to squeeze your mothers breast or are the words "touch me" tattooed across my chest? Do my eyes unconsciously tell you to come over and try to slowly slide down my panties with your, ridiculous lies heard too many times from too many guys who've more than once tried to get in between or better yet inside my thighs.? Don't get me wrong, I'm being so sincere I just wanna make it clear that there is something that you hear if my body tells you action like the movie genre or do I look different in every scene like a world premiere.? Is bich my name in another language or, do you see hoe somewhere on my birth certificate? Am I not worth more than a single letter?...Ay! or did I somehow give birth to you? Ay Ma! Do my features confuse you or would you really prefer a man...."Man". How can my body speak a language that I have yet to hear? Well before you get the wrong idea, let me make this clear. When my azz say "grab me", that really just a lie If my eyes say "come here" they really mean goodbye Don't guess my name just ask and I'll let you know and whatever my forehead region reads is just a bad typo. It should go something like.... Always respect, never neglect, and only expect greatness from this Queen no matter what her pulchritude screams. The media degrades her as society points its finger and laughes all the while she's searching for your support the support of her father brother, her son, lover. Why? Because she is yours.... Your mother, Your Daughter, Your sister, and Your Lover. So...why not? Love her, Honor her, See her for who she really is and not for what her body says.