I Saw Her In Passing
"I Saw Her in Passing"
by: Eric L. Boddie
I was running late for an appointment
Fighting a losing battle against time
And as I turned the corner
I was mesmerized by what I was destined to find
She had a glamorous figure
And her face was so elegant
So much Beauty radiated from her
She must have been Heaven sent
And with the meeting of our eyes
We anxiously exchanged smiles
And hers was so pure
I Prayed to God she was not a child
Because they grow up so fast
So much that eyes can't see the truth
Because booties, thighs and breasts are now developed
In the prime of feminine youth
And she didn't even have the biggest booty
But it looked just so round and soft
And with every Jell-O inspired jiggle
The control of my eyes became more lost
What's her name, what's her age, where's she from, where's she going
Is she a virgin, is she a freak, is she Holy, is she a mother
So many thoughts raced through my mind
Because I, at that very moment, desired to be her lover
But time was against me
That's the battle no man can win
If I could, I would climb a mountain to reach her
But the truth is I will probably never see her again
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