Vivacious Hips

I didn't choose to be vivacious 
I would take it back any day
These hips I grew into
were far more than my youth could chew
I remember daddies eyes 
Before my hips put him 
In compromising positions 
They shined a glow 
A glow my mother will never know
I would sit on his lap
I was his favorite little girl
Until my hips came 
Daddy used my hips 
To cum whenever he pleased
I was suffocating
While My mommy was surfing infomercials
tryna figure out what diet pills would work on me
 Why couldn't I be small? 
 Not because it's the stereotypical move
   But because these vivacious hips
         are imprisoning me
            he makes me hate my heritage
Copyright © | Year Posted 2007

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