Loving my puppy;
Grandpa gave me fine and kean;
Kisses me, licks me, with his tongue;
Playful personality,
I'm happy when he barks;
4/22/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2020
Diamonds aren't just beautiful stones,
They are precious and rare stones.
I know an empress whose heart glitters like a diamond;
Whose personality is like that of a diamond.
My soul she awakes to good cheers;
Her words dry away tears;
Her soft voice calm the surges of the soul;
Her kindness makes the darkest night roll.
I know an empress,
Whose magnanimity compliments her kindness,
Her selflessness eliminates selfishness,
Her beauty complements her meekness.
Oh, come and spread thy cheerful ray
Show the world the pathway;
Show the world how generosity heals,
Oh, teach the world that malevolence kills.
Dedicated to the Special One, OMOTOLANI AJOKE (Kean)
Feline
She had the love as she purred like a motor
She got yet closer and closer toward your vulnerably,
She slowly tried to get your trust, trying her hardest
Just to take the life and soul from your animalistic body,
Kean and cleaver, baiting the trap
You surely could never resist and wouldn’t resist,
One touch, look, and smell of her feline body
Was all it took to catch its desired prey any time,
The prey unknowingly was being seduced by the feline
Draining its self worth, pride, and honor in a passive way,
But it wasn’t really passive, just looking passive-like
The feline was deceiving its prey all along.
Travis “Ceijaeh” Klein
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