Hokus Strokus

Call me the magician pulling rabbits out my hat, that 
13th Friday Jason Voorhees stabbin at your cat,

with hocus strokus powers as I use my magic wand, 
while upbeat melodies are sprinkled to a sadder 
song.

Got oral capabilities to make you scream for God, 
just wrap your legs around my love of flesh and 
made as hard,

as concrete in the city jungle, let me splash and rain, 
with multiplistic pleasures only you will ascertain.

The body of a goddess hottest motions we'll divide, 
with feelings warmer than the hottest ocean when 
inside,

your core of molten lava java with a dropp of milk, 
your nectar sweet as sugar woman, not a dropp I'd 
spill.

We're swimming in the heavens you and I collide as 
one, the brownest colors sparkle when your eyes 
align the sun,

for I'm your Mr. Wizard but our show aint for TV, it's 
not for K-I-Ds the grown and onlyest is we.

I know that you are captivated by my strokus spell, 
your chances of escape are like a snowball's 
chance in h31l,

your cool demeanor melts so fast into a running 
stream, my tongue will lap your essence up, a vivid 
stunning dream.

The ghetto Harry Potter but I will not make a flick, 
unless we're filming cunnilingus, lemme take a lick,

then afterwhich I'll stamp you like an envelope in jail, 
the magic spells I cast will do much more than open 
mail.

In fact extinguish all the lights, upon your walls I'll 
write, graffiti in Tahiti, we will bounce and ball all 
night,

because I'm a magician known for tricks and slight 
of hand, I don't invest illusion, yes I am the rightest 
man.

Before I end this baby I will get down on my knee, 
and pledge undying love to you for all the years I 
breathe,

it's more than just the magic of the stroke that drives 
you wild, don't ask me how I do it, it's the hokus 
strokus style.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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