Behind the Bars Incarceration

Can a man tolerate an incarcerate?

Madly in love with a madwoman

Throughout the investigation; Prior to the incarceration she's reflective

Two years on the verge of being wasted like Iron Maiden single "Wasted Years"

Additional two daughters she conceived not to mention she needs help supporting her two daughters "Homeless Agencies"

Two daughters means double the "Needs and Wants"

Two daughters means twice repeating the lady "Do's and Don'ts"

Repeatedly, she crosses her legs like a foreleg mantis as if in prayer

She prays for financial support, not willing to be a Hoe at Davenport (Davenport Hotel)

Scrolled through her cellular contacts and called close relatives her normal emergency contacts

Asked Steve, Keith, and her lovers longtime friend Daisuke he's a Japanese

All three smacked their teeth

Ironically Daisuke smacked his teeth on account of in Japanese the meaning of Daisuke is "BIG HELP"

As a mighty breeze passes a cry in the wind passed a message," Perpetually I'll Bless You like a allergic symptom sneeze

Stressing continuously over occurrences its mind-boggling she doesn't believe

Biting a forbidden fruit the fruit of lies first like Eve

Eventually she deceives her incarcerated lover and becomes aware of nakedness after she sinned

An act of independence, survival, an act of the Holy Bible

A social science woman is she her sexual desire an experiment, Puzzling for a woman to make known to a incarcerated man she broke her commitment

In no way shape or form a mistake, only a meant, you went along with it didn't it

After she risked everything and made known the fearful news both were thinking walk a mile in my shoes

But that gut-feeling she must of had waiting on his comment

FACT: He was wondering what Bruh "Cum Meant"

Did you do this out of shortage of cents or perfects?

Impossible to shop for love I guess taking care of our two daughters was where the money was spent

Baby my point of view is I'm pointing butterfingers at (U)

Tell the world I'm coming home as you already knew, and maybe we can work it out something brand-new, because Carrie KaeKae James after I read this poem I changed my mans point of view
- Loverboi
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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